Donna Lugg Pape
Autor de Who Will Read To Me?
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Obras de Donna Lugg Pape
Pack of Puzzles 2 copias
Texas Puzzle Book: Learn about Texas the fun way : history, geography, personalities, sports, places and people (1981) 2 copias
Scientist Sam 1 copia
I Play in the Snow 1 copia
Holy Canons 1 copia
My fish got away! 1 copia
Handy hands 1 copia
Little Bird’s House Big Book 1 copia
FLIC! FLAC! ET FLOC! 1 copia
Etiquetado
Conocimiento común
- Otros nombres
- Pape, LaDonna
- Género
- female
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This book is a circular book, of a dog trying to sell his house.
I liked this book because it teaches kids the value of sticking to their own.
I think this book would be good for K-1.
I liked this book because it teaches kids the value of sticking to their own.
I think this book would be good for K-1.
This book is a good example of a circular book. It is about a dog who wants to sell his house to get a new one and keeps fixing it and adding to it so that someone would want to buy it but in the end he just ends up keeping it.
I liked this book because it teaches kids that just because they don't like something doesn't mean you have to get rid of it and get something new.
I think that this book would be good for kids K-2nd.
I liked this book because it teaches kids that just because they don't like something doesn't mean you have to get rid of it and get something new.
I think that this book would be good for kids K-2nd.
Doghouse for sale was a very cute book! It teaches children that fixing up an old thing is greater than buying a new thing. The dog in this story is wanting to sell his doghouse and goes through a lot of trouble. He fixes it all up and decides to keep the finished product. I think is a great book for children because they get to learn about effort and determination. The grade level for this book would be pre-k.
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- Obras
- 57
- Miembros
- 547
- Popularidad
- #45,593
- Valoración
- 3.7
- Reseñas
- 25
- ISBNs
- 42
- Idiomas
- 1
Published in 1975 and long out of print, Taffy Finds a Halloween Witch is a sweet little early reader, one that pairs a poignant but ultimately heartwarming tale from author Donna Lugg Pape with cute, cartoon-style artwork from illustrator Carol Nicklaus. I've never encountered either of these creators before, but I'm glad to have discovered them. Stories of homeless animals finding a home are right up my alley, and so too are witchy tales (even if the witchy element ends up being a little iffy). Pape appears to have been quite prolific, with over fifty books to her credit, so I hope I encounter more of her work. Recommended to beginning readers who enjoy stories about cats and/or Halloween.… (más)