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April Foolishness
Grandma, Grandpa, and the grandkids enjoy April Fools' Day on the farm.
Hardcover, 32 pages
Published
October 31st 2004
by Albert Whitman & Company
(first published January 1st 2004)
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Tricky and clever! Grandpa is making breakfast while his grandchildren tell him story after story about the farm running a muck. It's not until Grandma comes in that the truth is revealed.
A wonderfully dramatic story with a clever embellishments while making breakfast. The story is excellent as read aloud for a large group. In a smaller setting or one-on-one sharing, the readers can notice the clever illustrations and text about farm products while Grandpa makes breakfast.
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A wonderfully dramatic story with a clever embellishments while making breakfast. The story is excellent as read aloud for a large group. In a smaller setting or one-on-one sharing, the readers can notice the clever illustrations and text about farm products while Grandpa makes breakfast.
Theme: grandparents
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I would definitely use this story to show what April Fool's Day is about, but also show how we should not be mean while playing April Fool's jokes. Very engaging story about farm animals and grandparents, kids would get a laugh from the book.
Very very cute book. The cover of our library edition got ripped so they made us buy it...but I wasn't at all sad about it. I'm glad to have such a fun book in our collection!
I want to own a copy so I can use this book for April Fool's day in my classroom. It is a great way to get students laughting and beginning their day off great.
Playing an April Fools trick on Grandpa can be quite difficult! Good thing Grandma knows the 'trick'!
Very funny story in rhyme about a farmer who gets tricked by his grandkids and wife on April Fool's Day.
This has such a cute story line that made me laugh at the end. Unpredictable.
It was nice and colorful.
Not as cute as I'd hoped.
MY daughter LOVES this book! It cracks her up every time!
Very cute, another one of our favorite books to read.
This is one of my kiddo's most favorite books.
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