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Feb 16, 2011
Valentine's is about CANDY, so we began today's program with this "sweet" book. There were two story performers so one took the voice of big sister Sheila Rae and the other took the voice of little sister Louise. The performers also alternated voices on longer descriptive pages.
Voice one: Sheila Rae had a peppermint stick.
Voice two: It was long.
Voice one: And striped.
Voice two: And thin.
Voice one: And sweet.
Voice one: Sheila Rae had a peppermint stick.
Voice two: It was long.
Voice one: And striped.
Voice two: And thin.
Voice one: And sweet.
Nov 03, 2009
I would definitely increase my rating of this book to one and a half stars.
The simple story is as fun and well-written as any of the others in this mini-series of board books that are based on the main characters in the acclaimed picture books of Kevin Henkes. The use of bright, pleasing colors is really something, as impressive to see as it was in Kevin Henkes's A Good Day. I really liked reading through this story.
The simple story is as fun and well-written as any of the others in this mini-series of board books that are based on the main characters in the acclaimed picture books of Kevin Henkes. The use of bright, pleasing colors is really something, as impressive to see as it was in Kevin Henkes's A Good Day. I really liked reading through this story.
Apr 28, 2011
Sheila Rae has a peppermint stick...her sister Louise wants some, too. Sheila Rae teases her and asks her to do the impossible in order to get one lick. HA! The last laugh is on Sheila Rae, though, when her taunting backfires. A humormouse story of sibling rivilry.
Feb 19, 2012
I LOVE this book. Sheila Rae is singing and dancing and basically taunting her sister with some candy! And you'll never guess what happens!
Mar 16, 2011
Great book--great justice tale. Loved by my 4 year old grandson from baby age onwards. We had the board book copy.
Feb 18, 2010
I love Louise. She makes me smile.
This week I used this little board book to help 4th graders better understand the elements of plot: rising action, climax, and resolution. Takes less than one minute to read, and they get it.
This week I used this little board book to help 4th graders better understand the elements of plot: rising action, climax, and resolution. Takes less than one minute to read, and they get it.
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Dec 16, 2009
Good sibling story as well as sharing. Short enough story for young toddlers.
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