Can you have too many hot dogs? This book is a collection of four humorous stories, including stories about bubbles, birthday gifts, being sick, and turning into a hot dog.
Justine Korman is the author of over 600 children's books, including mega-selling adaptations of Disney hits like THE LION KING, plus her original popular GRUMPY BUNNY series for Scholastic.
Justine has been writing all her life. She worked part-time in publishing while earning her B.A. in English Literature, Phi Beta Kappa from New York University. While an editorial assistant at Golden Books, she met her future husband and partner, Ron Fontes, an artist in the Whitman Comics department, who moved on to mighty Marvel Comics.
When Justine started getting freelance writing assignments, Ron pitched in and a children's book writing team was born! Ron brought visual storytelling, theatre, and history; Justine enthusiasm, humor, and a straight-A attitude.
In 1988, the couple moved to Maine, where they have written everything from beginning readers and novelty books to historical fiction and graphic novels. Justine's hobbies include fitness, juggling, gardening, cooking, and playing the ukulele. She also enjoys making movies with Ron.
The prolific couple's goal is to write 1001 children's books.
A solid beginning reader. Bubble Trouble and All Wrapped Up are standard everyday silly, and Jordan's Silly Sick Day and Quite Enough Hot Dogs are surrealism silly. The 123 pages turn quickly, the illustrations are expressive, and I like the interactive adult guide at the end: think of rhymes, draw pictures, make a silly story, put the story pictures in order.
Even though this book has 127 pages, it's the perfect book for a new reader because it has 4 short stories: Bubble Trouble, All Wrapped Up, Jordan's Silly Sick Day, and Quite Enough Hot Dogs. The stories are silly and fun.
This is such a fun book, and who can resist 4 books in 1? Our favorite story in my Pre-K class was Quite Enough Hot Dogs. The kids loved it so much, we acted it out in class, and hot dogs were the topic of student discussion for many days :)