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Four best friends, One, Two, Three and Four all live in a house that is a home. They live happily, all together, until One decides he wants to become a pirate. Two wants to move to the mountains, Three prefers exploring caves and Four thinks it would be a great idea to move to the city and boogie-woogie all night long! The friends can't agree on where they should go, so th...more
Hardcover, 32 pages
Published
March 1st 2010
by Tiger Tales
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Four friends live in a house that is their home. Friend one thinks they should all become pirates and sail the seas. Friend two wants to go to the mountains and yodel. Friend three wants to live in an underground cave and collect creepy crawlies. Friend four wants to go to the big city and boogie woogie all night long. Of course none of them agree with any of the others ideas and they go their separate ways. When they all leave they take apart of the house with them.
Of course, they all discover...more
Of course, they all discover...more
Four friends live in a house that is their home. Friend one thinks they should all become pirates and sail the seas. Friend two wants to go to the mountains and yodel. Friend three wants to live in an underground cave and collect creepy crawlies. Friend four wants to go to the big city and boogie woogie all night long. Of course none of them agree with any of the others ideas and they go their separate ways. When they all leave they take apart of the house with them.
Of course, they all discover...more
Of course, they all discover...more
Granted I may be the only person of this opinion, but I found this book idiotic. I had high expectations for it, as I liked the concept, and it looked very cute. But the story was just carried in such an inane manner. The pictures do have a lot of cuteness about them, and they are the saving grace of the book, I especially liked some of the spreads that were split between the four "friends". However, that wasn't enough for me, the rest I found uninspired and cheap. Even my 4 year old asked me, b...more
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Four friends, unimaginatively named One, Two, Three and Four, live in a house together. They are happy until someone suggests moving somewhere else. They all have their own ideas of what would be a fun move and no one agrees. So they all go their separate ways taking different pieces of the house with them. Soon, they all realize that home is where the heart, and the rest of the house, is.
4 friends want to venture out of their house, but none of the 4 want to do the same thing so they decide to split up. One, Two, Three, and Four discover that while they enjoy their adventures, the best place is home with their friends. Cute book about friendship.
Four friends are dissatisfied with their life together. They dismantle their house and go off on different adventures. But they discover that they miss each other and their home. So they return and fix it up--better than it was before.
3 firends can't decide the best place to live. after splitting their own ways they realize happiness is in being together.
A friendship book for young kids that's not as sickly sweet as other ones!
Dec 16, 2011
Laura
rated it
4 of 5 stars
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review of another edition
Shelves:
picture-book,
storytime
Delightful picture book about the importance of friends and home.
Good book for kids not getting along with others.
Cute. I really like this one.
Dec 15, 2011
The Styling Librarian
rated it
4 of 5 stars
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review of another edition
Shelves:
kids-books,
picture-books
Adorable picture book.
This was a simple theme-based story. Home is where the heart is summed it nicely.
A fun fablish story for kids to discover the virtue of friendship by saying 'I'm Sorry'.
Neat concept, to illustrate the idea of what makes a house a home.
Mar 19, 2013
Tszyan Fong
marked it as to-read
Mar 18, 2013
Gay-lynn
marked it as to-read
Oct 31, 2012
Shih-mei
rated it
4 of 5 stars
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review of another edition
Shelves:
http-chinesechildrenreadinamerica,
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