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52 pp.
| Kids Can
| October, 2019
|
TradeISBN 978-1-77138-790-3$12.99
(3)
1-3
Big Words Small Stories series.
Illustrated by
T. L. McBeth.
Six everyday-type vignettes feature a kid and pet who learn "big words" (including flabbergasted and irked) with help from the Sprinkle Fairy. It's pretty obvious that the spot-illustrated stories are written around the vocabulary words, but prompts from the texts will have kids trying out the new words, which are, yes, big as well as funny-sounding enough to keep their attention. Review covers these Big Words Small Stories titles: Smell the Daisies and Traveling Dustball.
52 pp.
| Kids Can
| April, 2019
|
TradeISBN 978-1-77138-789-7$12.99
(3)
1-3
Big Words Small Stories series.
Illustrated by
T. L. McBeth.
Six everyday-type vignettes feature a kid and pet who learn "big words" (including flabbergasted and irked) with help from the Sprinkle Fairy. It's pretty obvious that the spot-illustrated stories are written around the vocabulary words, but prompts from the texts will have kids trying out the new words, which are, yes, big as well as funny-sounding enough to keep their attention. Review covers these Big Words Small Stories titles: Smell the Daisies and Traveling Dustball.
52 pp.
| Kids Can
| September, 2018
|
TradeISBN 978-1-77138-788-0$12.99
(3)
1-3
Big Words Small Stories series.
Illustrated by
T. L. McBeth.
In six everyday-type vignettes, strait-laced boy Cris and his goofy cat, Crat, learn "big words" (including discombobulated and bamboozled) with help from the Sprinkle Fairy. It's pretty obvious that the spot-illustrated stories are written around the vocabulary words, but prompts from the book itself will have kids trying out these new words, which are, yes, big as well as funny-sounding enough to keep their attention.