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Stanley, Flat Again! (Flat Stanley #6)
by
Jeff Brown,
Macky Pamintuan (Goodreads Author)
Is Stanley flat again!?Stanley Lambchop has had his share of unusual adventures. But being flat was one thing he thought he was through with forever. Then one morning, he discovers he was wrong. Still, there is so much that a boy who is only one inch thick can do that a round person can't. Maybe this time, all it will take is one amazing event for everything to finally mak...more
Paperback, 86 pages
Published
January 20th 2004
by HarperCollins
(first published 2003)
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Independent read for 2nd grade
Nash illustrated with black and white pictures that are placed randomly throughout the story. This a great way to transition to chapter books without pictures. Brown tapped into the young reader’s imagination with the character Flat Stanley. He is an average boy who travels to fun places and acts as a hero because he is flat. This is something that will appeal to students. The chapters are an average of ten pages long, but with the illustrations and the medium sized...more
Nash illustrated with black and white pictures that are placed randomly throughout the story. This a great way to transition to chapter books without pictures. Brown tapped into the young reader’s imagination with the character Flat Stanley. He is an average boy who travels to fun places and acts as a hero because he is flat. This is something that will appeal to students. The chapters are an average of ten pages long, but with the illustrations and the medium sized...more
This was my first time reading a Flat Stanley book. I thought this was a cute story. My daughter was given this book by her teacher and they did a "Flat Stanley" project. It was a fun activity for her and her family who live in another location. I also saw parts in the story that I kept thinking there is no way any parent would allow their child to do … no matter how flat. But I kept in mind that the story is for kids to read and having a child hero is important to the series. It also teaches ki...more
Sep 18, 2010
Angela Alcorn
marked it as to-read
We own this as part of an omnibus: Flat Stanley: Three Books in One - Flat Stanley; Stanley in Space; Stanley, Flat Again
Ugh. I don't really care if Bea liked this book, I didn't and I over rule her rating! This book was lame - she just loves getting read to and doesn't know better. HA!
What I am most disturbed to find out about these Flat Stanley books is that Stanley doesn't like being flat and is tortured by it (and that he goes flat and not by weird methods.) It would be more enjoyable to read about the adventures of a flat kid that was just flat with no explanation and no angst. Well, in my opinion anyway.
What I am most disturbed to find out about these Flat Stanley books is that Stanley doesn't like being flat and is tortured by it (and that he goes flat and not by weird methods.) It would be more enjoyable to read about the adventures of a flat kid that was just flat with no explanation and no angst. Well, in my opinion anyway.
A funny story of when Stanley thinks that he is a perfect round boy, when one morning he wakes up and he is flat again. One of Stanley's classmates is stuck and he has to help him, and being flat helps him out in the situation. So Stanley saves the day! The students love Flat Stanley book because they are easy chapter books to read and they love reading about Stanley's adventures. You never know where he might end up!
Stanley, Flat Again is in the Flat Stanley series. It is a story about a boy named Stanley who goes flat (once again) from pressure at two places at once (The OBP, Osteal Balance Point.) He is able to do good deeds and realizes his flatness always happens for a reason. This book has a theme, "Everything happens for a reason." It is an easy chapter book for elementary students, that many of my ESL students could easily read.
Stanly, Flat Again! Is really funny. Stanly is flat again. Now this book is good but better then the first book. This book is he turns flat again... he's uses stanly has a kite and stanley's brother is so jeolus because his brothers flat and he's not. As stanly flying and he's having fun his brother let go the rompe and stanlys flys away... can't tel you more see for yorself, I know you'll love it.
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This is an excellent book to teach character motivation and character change. Kids love Flat Stanley - and what's not to love! In this book, Stanley (flat, once again) must rescue his mean classmate Emma from the wreckage of an old, decrepit building. Stanley is very relatable, and kids love his sense of humor and the predicaments he gets into!
Apr 21, 2012
Hung Van
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Great book for kids to follow Stanley around during his crazy travels! Fun book for kids to use imagination as they follow along the travels this character endures. Fun read aloud for any part of the day!
This book is about a young boy who becomes flat and no one can figure out why or how to make him normal again. Since Stanley is flat, he is able to do things that others cannot and he becomes very handy.
his brother pumps him up with a bicycle pump. then he becomes flat again. they try the pump but it doesn't work. a friend asks stanley to be the sail for his boat in a race. they win first place.
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Jakob really enjoyed this book. It was his first chapter book and I was really impressed in how well he comprehended it! He could answer basic questions I asked throughout and even after we finished it!
I read this to my first grade class along with the original Flat Stanley. We will be coloring our flat selves and sending them out to relatives next week. They love it!
The Peanut really seems to like these. She says, "Read. More, Mama!" Great pictures. Nothing too scary. Nice short chapters. Perfect evening read aloud for preschoolers+
Meh. I did finish reading this, though my 7yo wanted to quit. I read, he built legos and "listened".
This is a fun book for children with it's crazy story line of a boy who is one inch thick!
Great story about being different and even a tad bit about sibling jealousy.
I love all Flat Stanley books. This one is a guided reading level O/P.
J After Stanley goes flat again, he uses his flatness for good.
Do not be in a building on the day it is set to explode.
a fabulous way to introduce the project of flat stanleys to a classroom. relatable to the child's project.
Recommended by our text. I enjoy flat Stanley.
My daughter and I enjoyed reading this together.
another well-written addition to the Flat Stanley series
How come these people hold a grudge?
flat is impossible,magical
Stanley is always fun!
These books are so cute!!
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Jeff Brown had worked in Hollywood and as an editor and writer in New York before creating Flat Stanley, a hero for the youngest readers whose adventures, with illustrations by Tomi Ungerer, were first published in 1964. Flat Stanley became the star of a series of perpetually popular books. The last, "Stanley, Flat Again!," was published the year he died. All together, Stanley's tales have sold ne...more
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