This Month's Books!
Here are some of Buddy’s favorite books.
He likes to read a lot and always finds out about new and interesting things
in the books he reads. Click on the titles to see the TV promo for each
book!
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"My Crayons Talk"
Buddy says read the book My Crayons Talk by Patricia Hubbard. Wow! Has your purple color ever said to you "Yum. Bubble gum!"? Read all about how this little girl has twelve colors with twelve fun rhyming messages. You may never look at your crayons the same way again and don't forget.....read with a Buddy!
"How is a Crayon Made?"
Buddy says read the book How Is a Crayon Made? written and photographed
by Oz Charles. It's hard to imagine the world without crayons. Whether your
favorite color is red or yellow or purple, you'll read all about what
happens before you bring home your very own box.
Don't forget.....read with a Buddy! |
"The Art Lesson"
Buddy says read the book The Art Lesson by Tomie dePaota. Tommy knows that he wants to be an artist when he grows up because everyone loves his pictures. But when he starts school, his new art teacher has "rules" to follow. What will he do! Check this book out and see what happens. Don't forget....read with a Buddy!
"Mouse Paint"
Buddy says read the book Mouse Paint by Ellen Stoll Walsh. Three little
white mice have fun learning about mixing colors. Red and yellow makes
orange.....red and blue make purple and when it's time to clean up, the
cat's water bowl makes a great bathtub.
Don't forget....read with a Buddy!
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