Showing posts with label man. Show all posts
Showing posts with label man. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 29, 2018
A FLOATY COMPANION
Floaty by John Himmelman reminds one of the movie Up. Mr. Raisin does not necessarily love dogs, but he took him in because even a floating dog needs food and shelter.
While walking one day, Floaty's leash breaks off and off floats the the dog. Heart broken yet determined to find him, Mr. Raisin float up some food and with his sewing skill he makes a hot air balloon to help with his search.
Beautiful and bright illustrations to draw in readers from preschool and up.
Labels:
Cecile 2018,
companionship,
dog,
friendship,
humor,
man,
sadness
Wednesday, January 09, 2008
FEAR CREATES MANY THINGS
That's right. Fear created singing and transportation and the handshake. Don't believe it? Then you need to read THE 2000 YEAR OLD MAN GOES TO SCHOOL by Mel Brooks and Carl Reiner. This is one of the funniest books you will read in your young life! A 2000 year old man makes a visit to a classroom near you, and tells the kids all about his life, and the life of others he's met throughout the years like Shakespeare and Einstein. And words started because of onomatopoeia: the word "egg" comes from the noise a chicken makes while laying it - "eeeeeehhhhhhgg"! There are many funny things that made the world what it is today, and you will laugh at every one! Second grade to adult!
Labels:
2nd grade,
3rd grade and older,
adventures,
comedy,
funny.,
history,
humor,
man
Thursday, August 09, 2007
ANY WAY OR JUST SO?
The Just-So Woman by Gary Blackwood is about someone who has to have everything in her life a certain way. She has to have butter for her bread, but when there isn't any butter, she has to make some RIGHT AWAY! There are many things she has to do just to make her butter, and sometimes she has to ask the Any-Way Man to help her. She hates asking him for help, because he doesn't care how things are finished, and is happy with any old way of doing things. In the end, the Just-So woman sees it's sometimes okay to do some things any way. For Kindergarten - 3rd grades.
Labels:
early reader,
farm,
for kindergarten through 3rd grades,
man,
woman
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