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Sample Pages
amazon.com reviews and more sample interior pages!
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rhyming text and fun pictures make this a good book for sharing as a read-aloud or
readers’ funny bones. Recommended."
variety of things like making breakfast of ice cream and a whole chocolate cake. The
creating a writing assignment about summer activities. It will be sure to tickle young
rhyming text and fun pictures make this a good book for sharing as a read-aloud
or -Library Media Connection, August/September 2007
"All summer’s fun and Daniel Skalak proves it in this playful romp through a summer
loaded with all the activities boys and many girls love best. From belly flops at the pool
to nights spent camping in a tent with all the requisite flashlights, snacks, and ghost
stories, summer is very much fun in All Summer’s Fun. Although the main character in
this pack of monsterish boys sometimes fears that they’ve done just about everything fun
that’s possible, he and his friends manage to keep finding more to do. It appears that as
school starts they’ll manage to find fun during the school year, too. Skalak’s monsterish
illustrations with each of the boys sporting tiny horns and two lower teeth jutting above
their lower lips are perfect portraits of the true nature of little boys as merry little
monsters just out to have fun. All Summer’s Fun is a perfect read for dispirited kids who
think they’ve run out of things to do during a long hot summer. Whether it’s playing
pirate or cowboy, setting up a tent in the backyard, or just playing with their food, their
imaginations will be sparked and soon their summer will again be all
fun."
-ChildrensPictureBook.info, Feb. 2007
amazon.com reviews and more sample interior pages!
Google book preview!
rhyming text and fun pictures make this a good book for sharing as a read-aloud or
readers’ funny bones. Recommended."
variety of things like making breakfast of ice cream and a whole chocolate cake. The
creating a writing assignment about summer activities. It will be sure to tickle young
rhyming text and fun pictures make this a good book for sharing as a read-aloud
or -Library Media Connection, August/September 2007
"All summer’s fun and Daniel Skalak proves it in this playful romp through a summer
loaded with all the activities boys and many girls love best. From belly flops at the pool
to nights spent camping in a tent with all the requisite flashlights, snacks, and ghost
stories, summer is very much fun in All Summer’s Fun. Although the main character in
this pack of monsterish boys sometimes fears that they’ve done just about everything fun
that’s possible, he and his friends manage to keep finding more to do. It appears that as
school starts they’ll manage to find fun during the school year, too. Skalak’s monsterish
illustrations with each of the boys sporting tiny horns and two lower teeth jutting above
their lower lips are perfect portraits of the true nature of little boys as merry little
monsters just out to have fun. All Summer’s Fun is a perfect read for dispirited kids who
think they’ve run out of things to do during a long hot summer. Whether it’s playing
pirate or cowboy, setting up a tent in the backyard, or just playing with their food, their
imaginations will be sparked and soon their summer will again be all
fun."
-ChildrensPictureBook.info, Feb. 2007