Clifford The Small Red Puppy (Read with Clifford)
by Norman Bridwell
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Read in March, 2008
recommends it for:
everyone who likes red dogs
great book...easy read. Compelling story about a very large animal-I think it was a dog and its owner Emily Elizabeth. I did't know a dog could grow so big. Does anyone know what type of dog Clifford is? One problem I have with the story is it never explains how Emily cleans up after him- that would be one big pile of stuff!
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When I was a young boy, the thought of having a dog the size of Clifford was exhilarating. So as I read these books I would imagine that he was my dog and that I could ride on his back. I still hope that some day a Clifford-sized dog will come bounding around the corner to greet me at my house...or should I say come bounding over my house to greet me. Now my children love the Clifford series too and I read these to them.
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Read in July, 1975
Now this book captured my attention. This dog is not only RED but LARGE! Who has a Red dog anyway? With that said, if Clifford was my dog, I would use him to conquer my enemies. Also, the book didn't note the size of the "dooty" that Clifford would be leaving behind. All that said, a must read.
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The story of Clifford when he was just a pup. Clifford is just like my younger twin brothers, he was small for a very short while but he soon grew very large and will remain humongous for the rest of his life.
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Oh, how this made me long for a dog like Clifford. there's something so appealing about the notion of riding a dog as though it were an overgrown horse. (It didn't work so well with our dog, Amigo.)
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Read in June, 2008
Like all of the Clifford books, it's not the most riveting or original story - but one that my daughter enjoys because 1) she can read it all by herself and 2) it's about a girl and her pet.
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I like the Clifford books for ages 2-5 because they teach good life lessons and are not too long. They keep the kids' interest and they're mildly funny too.
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A classic. I read this i endless repeat mode for at least a week. She won't listen to any of the spin-offs, but man, the original floats all her boats.
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recommends it for:
dog lovers
A great book about a runt who ends up growing and growing and growing, a homage to the power of the underdog (literally).
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NO TURN BACK CLIFFORD DONT DO IT....to late clifford goes to school is a great book and a better teaching utinsil
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Read in July, 1996
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Everyone
It was a great inspirational read, that teaches everyone can fit in, and everyone is special in their own way!
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Read in April, 2008
Ah, one of the first books I could actually finish post-baby... Seriously though, a classic.
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Read in November, 2007
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PreK-2
What child wouldn't love to have an oversized dog? The kids love the humor in this story.
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Clifford was a little too red for me. He wasn't one of my favorite characters growing up.
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Clifford was alright but the little girl (his owner) annoyed the heck out of me!
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Read in December, 2007
Another in Mason's obsession with Clifford. Same old, same old.
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Read in January, 1973
I loved Clifford the Big Red Dog as a kid.
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