I Dare You Not to Yawn
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.49 (541 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0763693073 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 28 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-08-09 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
. His other credits include The Enemy, also written by Davide Cali, and several books he has written himself: Butterflies in My Stomach, You Are What You Eat, and Reach for the Stars. He divides his time between New York and Paris. She lives in Ontario.Serge Bloch’s first children’s book, I Can’t Wait by Davide C
"All the yawns" according to Laura S.. This book is almost guaranteed to make your child (and you) sleepy.. "Great book" according to Janet Degenhardt. The children at my preschool love this story. It certainly makes you yawn as you read it. Great book for emphasizing the letter y.. I took the dare and failed This is really a cute book with excellent, modern illustrations. The fun of this book is participating with it and your child - can you avoid yawning, can they avoid yawning? It makes the perfect bedtime story because, as it explains, you have to go to bed if you yawn and it is impossible to avoid it while you read this book.I also li
"The funny, melodramatic prose is cleverly extended by Bloch’s cartoonlike illustrations. Just the ticket for nap-time or bedtime sharing." — Kirkus ReviewsYawns are like colds. They spread!A hilarious — and infectious — cautionary tale that is so much fun, readers will beg for it again and again, whatever the consequences.
If you do, your parents will have you jammied-up and shipped off to bed in no time flat. --Ann Kelley . They spread!” And you don’t want to catch one. With lots of yawning sound effects, share this read-aloud at bedtime (although kids will probably be too busy laughing to you-know-what). Preschool-Grade 2. From Booklist “Yawns are like colds. Boudreau and Bloch work seamlessly here to deliver the funny; at one point, when the boy has been tucked in and the lights have been turned off, his wide, white eyes beam out from the pitch blackness and the text reads, “How did I get here?” Bloch’s signature ink-and-digit