Who Stole My Newspaper?

by Sigal Adler, Abira Das (Illustrations), Rivka Strauss (Translation)

Jumping to conclusions Is not the best solution... "Where's my newspaper? Who stole it from me? I must catch the thief, He will not stay free." Uncle Jake was too angry, He accused right away. Then he learned a lesson, At the end of the day.

31 pages, Paperback

First published September 11, 2014

Reviews

[P.S. Winn]

It's easy to jump to conclusions when you don't have all the facts. Sigal explains this with fun, humorous rhymes children love. The pictures are as fun as the words and kids love to get a Sigal Adler Novel and parents and grandparents know they are getting fun with high quality and always a great lesson learned. Thanks again to a wonderful author who knows what children love!

[Candice]

Entertaining read!!! From the story which was packed with silly fun and great descriptive character emotions to the fun illustrations that flowed with the theme of the book, this was great. I would recommend this for 1st-5rh graders!

[Rhonda Patton]

blaming is no fun

This book is very informative about accusing. I love seeing this message in a book. Stop accusing people unless you know the facts.

[Isabella]

I read this book to my daughter as a bedtime story. She laughed and tried to figure out who did it, and she asked me to read it over and over. Sign of a good children's book.

[preeti]

Nice read

Funny story to read .... And rhyming words make it even more interesting
My daughter enjoyed reading the book ...

[RJ]

Great story about making accusations. Good read for small children.