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Other Versions of this Book: Hardcover
Book Description:
With its important lesson told in rhythmic word patterns, Brown's cautionary tale from the '40s receives new life with illustrations -- after the original style -- by a Caldecott-winning artist.
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This book was not really very interesting. Some pages have LOTS of words, not hard ones, just lots, which kind of overwhelmed my first grader; but then there are a few pages with no words & that kind of helped her to understand that it wasn't really a LONG book. The illustrations weren't enough to grab her attention & keep her interested either. In a nutshell: not an interesting story, not good illustrations, easy enough to read, but definitely not one that you HAVE to keep in your library forever because you just can't bear to part with it.
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Stpping and going in a small, country town. Caldecott-Award-winning artist and Margaret Wise Brown team up to convey a warm feeling of security and belonging in this classic 1940s reprint.
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