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Where's Pup?
Pup is missing and the little clown must search the circus to find him.
Is he with Jo or Mo?
What about Pierre or Claire?
On the ground?
Up in the air?
This clown is searching everywhere!
A perfect charmer for younger readers, this sprightly seek-and-find story features a tuneful rhyme, artfully silly characters and scenes-and a fold-up tip-top surprise!
Is he with Jo or Mo?
What about Pierre or Claire?
On the ground?
Up in the air?
This clown is searching everywhere!
A perfect charmer for younger readers, this sprightly seek-and-find story features a tuneful rhyme, artfully silly characters and scenes-and a fold-up tip-top surprise!
Hardcover, 32 pages
Published
March 10th 2003
by Dial
(first published 2003)
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Mommy's review from 11/21/11 -
This was... aggravating. Very aggravating. I feel bad not rating it higher because Julia and did laugh a little while reading it but honestly we laughed just because so many rhyming words in a row sounded funny. Not because the book is well written.
I wasn't impressed and I think it could have been better. Julia hasn't asked to read it again so that says something also.
This was... aggravating. Very aggravating. I feel bad not rating it higher because Julia and did laugh a little while reading it but honestly we laughed just because so many rhyming words in a row sounded funny. Not because the book is well written.
I wasn't impressed and I think it could have been better. Julia hasn't asked to read it again so that says something also.
This was cute, but the rhymes seemed a little forced. Early readers might enjoy it, though.
Another circus story
May 15, 2008
Becky H.
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5 of 5 stars
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Cute circus themed book, Pup is lost and we must find him. Is he feeding Mo? Or maybe launching Dee or riding Blue? No, Just look up and you will find Pup as the last page unfolds and unfolds to revel Pup on top of a human pyramid. Your children will want to hear it again and again.
Illustrated by Pierre Pratt
One big flap at end of book- minimally engineered, but probably the best type of engineered book for a library.
One big flap at end of book- minimally engineered, but probably the best type of engineered book for a library.
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Dayle Ann Dodds is the author of numerous picture books for children, including THE SHAPE OF THINGS, TEACHER'S PETS, THE GREAT DIVIDE: A MATHEMATICAL MARATHON, and MINNIE'S DINER: A MULTIPLYING MENU. A former elementary school teacher, she lives in Carmel Valley, California.
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