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Wonderful Read
My 8 year old had this book on her school reading list. She loved it and has read it many times. She thought it was really funny and loved the part about the gummy worms on the pizza. Any book that gets a child to read is all right with me.

Its Funny
I read this book in my second grade class. This is a funny book. Even Steven likes everything even. Odd Todd likes everything odd. For example, Even Steven would like 8 pancakes and Odd Todd would like 7 pancakes. Even Steven goes through hard work with Odd Todd. Then, Even Steven notices that odd and even are both good. My favorite part was when Odd Todd and Even Steven win their $50 prize. ... Read more

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Itchy, Itchy Chicken Pox
My daughter and I have enjoyed reading this book numerous times. The theme was very appropiate recently when there was an outbreak of chicken pox in her school. The story highlights different aspects of chicken pox and help to prepare or soothe a child who has been exposed and/or fighting the "itch" battle. This is a good book for beginning readers because of the repetiveness and flow of the text. I would strongly recommend this book to beginner and not-so-beginner readers. ... Read more

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Is the tooth fairy real? Just ask Fluffy! When Wade loses his tooth, Fluffy (who finds the tooth in his cage) embarks on a nighttime adventure to put the tooth under Wade's pillow. Along the way, he climbs a precarious tower and braves a big cat named Brutus. Exhausted, Fluffy curls up on Wade's pillow to sleep. Just as he's closing his eyes, he sees twinkling lights. Could it be the tooth fairy? The next morning, Fluffy's back in his cage with a present of his own. Mission accomplished! ... Read more

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Box set inlcudes: Cows in the Corn; Two Crazy Pigs; The Day the Sheep Showed Up; The Day the Dog Said Cock-a-Doodle-Doo; Hello Cat, You Need a Hat. ... Read more

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When Fluffy smells food inside Ms. Day¹s handbag, he climbs inside. Soon, Fluffy is on his way to a fun-filled day at the planetarium! Inspired by the constellations Pegasus, The Big Dipper, and The Great Bear, he dreams up some of his own: Pigasus, The Great Carrot, and the best constellation of all . . . Fluffy Major! ... Read more

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Learning Math and Reading With Giggles
While learning to read a child develops a concept of ten cents in every concievable fashion. All the while it entertains a child to the point of giggles.

Great early reader!
My Kindergarten-aged son loves this book. He enjoyed seeing all the different pets that the monsters bought. He also got very good at figuring out how to make 10 cents from different combinations of coins. ... Read more

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When Fluffy stumbles upon a strange den, he finds himself face to face with one very shy groundhog. With people and cameras waiting above the hole for a weather prediction, Fluffy thinks of a great way to save Groundhog Day ­ and get some attention, too! ... Read more

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I like fluffy meets the groundhog.
I thought it was funny when Fluffy pretended to be the ground hog. Easy to read. I like the worm on the cover. I think its a good book. ... Read more

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Excellent for teaching about differences
This book is a great starting off point for talking with children about differences between people, and mutual respect. One boy is curious and asks the other boy why his family eats dinner in the bathtub, which leads to a series of matter-of-fact questions and answers about this unusual family and the way they do things. The dining room, you see, is where the family sleeps. Why not sleep in bedrooms? Because that's where they cook, and so on. It's charming, sweet, and decidedly whimsical, and good for bibliotherapy if you want to discuss with your child why it's okay for some people to do things one way and other people to do things another way.

Fun reading
I bought this book for my three year old granddaughter and she loves it !! She has pretty much memorized it. It was a childrens' book that was fun for me as well. I may buy my own copy !

It is a silly story with imagination.
Boys and girls will love this story because it is so funny. I am 7 years old and I really enjoyed it. ... Read more

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great for beginner readers
This book doesn't have the best art work or the most original story, but what it does have is exactly what a beginner reader is interested in reading about. A great vocabulary builder for your beginner reader. Your 4-7 year old will ask to read this book again and again. "uh-oh! It wobbles. It wiggles. It joggles. It Jiggles. My tooth is about to fall out." The book continues with, " I hope it doesn't fall while I am playing ball or swimming in the pool." Until it finally falls out in the spaghetti and meatballs. The book continues with some fun information about why your baby teeth fall out and that " Big teeth will begin to show from under my gums, way below." Great book.

My tooth Is About To Fall Out
My Tooth Is About To Fall Out was published in 1995, which was Written By Grace Maccarone and Illustrated By Besty Lewin.
My Tooth Is About To Fall Out is a book about a little girl that suddenly notices that her tooth is about to fall out! She's always hoping that it wont fall out when she is playing...in the pool...having fun...at school...and when she is eating. But one time she was eating spaghetti and meatballs and she noticed tooth was already gone! So now she can feel the hole in her tooth, and is all happy about her teeth coming out so that she can get money from the tooth fairy. Then she's all happy about growing up and he teeth falling out so she can have a pretty smile and big teeth, and she cant wait to see them look great!

Great beginning reader!
This book, like most of the Hello Reader books, is a wonderful introduction to reading for young children. As a teacher of young children, I know how important it is to offer children books with short, repetitive words that they will begin to recognize by sight. This books contains many of those words. My five-year-old twin daughters read this one every night as they are anxiously awaiting the day when their first teeth will fall out! ... Read more

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When Sam's mom forgets to pack his lunch, the First-Grade Friends help out by sharing their lunches with him. ... Read more

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The Luch Box Suprise
This book is definitely a five, because it teches children hwo to share with others, This is the most important thing to teach a child. This book i belive you can be what ever age you want to be able to read this.
It is an OK book, but good for a childrens.

A good story for beginning readers.
The simple words, and rhyme and rythm of the text make this a good choice for kids who are learning to read on their own.They will also appreciate the school dilemma.First we see what each child has brought for lunch. Then Sam discovers that his lunch box is empty - his mother forgot to packhis lunch. All Sam's friends pitch in to provide him with samples fromtheir lunches, and Sam winds up with a feast.It's a nice story aboutsharing and solving problems. ... Read more

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My son was on the floor laughing
I got this for my kindergartener to read to me. He was laughing so hard he got the hiccups. Great early reader because there are a lot of repetitive phrases and the story is silly enough to captivate the little ones.

PERFECT First Reader
This was my sons first "I read it all by my self" book. He made me read this everyday over and over until he could imitate me then eventually read it himself. The wording is such that you dont tire of re-reading to your child and it is a quick read so you dont mind re-reading 100x a day. I had my son sign this book and date it (his 6th b-day) for my memory trunk and had such fond memories of it I just ordered another copy for my daughter(age 4).

Great for toddlers!
Our toddler loved the illustrations of the animals . This book can be very interactive for young children allowing them to make all the animal sounds as the book unfolds. I would definitely recommend this book.

cute
Fun reading for beginning readers. It's not too long and the illustrations are nice. My kids love it. ... Read more

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Box set includes: A Girl, a Goat, and a Goose; A Bug, a Bear, and a Boy; The Cat, the Bird, and the Hat; Why a Dog Buy a Cat; Monkey See, Monkey Doo. ... Read more

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Books for one/two year olds don't come any better!
This is so great! I have read this to my daughter (2 yrs old) over and over. She requests it by saying "Phut, Phut, Phut", which is her favorite part. We love the opportunities to dramatize sounds, which in turn my daughter mimics. This keeps her interested and enables her to "help me read" the book. Nearly ever page has something she will identify. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! ... Read more

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the schoolyard mystery
I think that this bok was great. It is perfect for yong readers to read in bed at night or to there parents. It is great if you like mystery books. You should realy get this book. Your kids will love it i promis. ... Read more

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Invisible Inc. is a visable success
"The Karate Class Mystery" is a book about friends who work together even when their frindship is threatened. The karate stuff is fun and the vocabulary is explained really well so you don't feel stupid. I love mysteries and this is a fun one. If you like mysteries and karate you should read this one. The other Invisible Inc. books are good too but I liked this one best.

The best Invisible Ink book I've ever read.
This is a story about a kid who wanted to see his friend more often, so he went to karate classes to see him, and in the story he helps his friend find his white belt. This was a fun book to read and it had some funny parts, too. ... Read more

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This book shows what happens after two seeds are planted.
A wonderfully written and illustrated book that teaches the reader about how plants grow and the cycle of life. Two different seeds are planted in the beginning of the story and the reader observes how the each seed becomes a different plant. My three year son loved the book the first time I read it to him! ... Read more

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well written and fun
My 7 year old loves these books. They are funny, imaginative, and interesting to read. Cute illustrations too!

Fluffy Fun!
My 6 year old absolutely loves Fluffy. Not only are the books informative and use the same characters (so that she feels 'familiar' with each different Fluffy book) but Fluffy himself even makes me laugh! He is forthwright and cool! We always have to read at least one Fluffy every night.

Fun early reader
This is one of my 5-year-old's first "read all by myself books", and judging from the laughs and re-reads, it was a hit. I thought it was written at the appropriate "silly" level, and was also challenging. ... Read more

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Entertaining and good for hearing impaired children to read!
This book is great!It is a great mystery for young children and it also provides a way to include a hearing impaired child in a story without making the story about "a hearing impaired child".I have a hearing impaired son and I can not find stories about hearing impaired children.I was so impressed with this book that I have decided to purchase a copy of each book for my son's school library. ... Read more