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Every Monday morning, Nellie McNosh takes her just-washed clothes and hangs them on the clothesline to dry. After hanging out the dresses, the skirts, the underwear, and the shirts, she hangs out the news, the dog, his dish and bone, and the phone. By the end of the day, everything in sight --- including the mail --- hangs on the clothesline. What will she hang up next?

Bright illustrations accompany the rhyming narrative in this laugh-out-loud tale of sublime silliness that is certain to be one of any young reader’s favorite books. ( )

Mrs. McNosh always starts her wash on Mondays at dawn. At first, she hangs her dress and shirts, but don't get in her way because after a while she starts to hang up anything she can get her hands on. Her dog and the phone at the end she even hangs herself up on the line to dry. ( )

Mrs. McNosh hangs up a her wash is a fun rhyming book and fantasy book. This book starts off when Mrs. McNosh starts hanging up her wash and she gets in such a mood to hang up everything. She hangs up a lamp, bat, chicken, fake teeth, her mail and even a chair that she then sits in. This is a good fantasy because it is an everyday activity with a little twist with the crazy things she hangs on her clothes line. ( )

How the character does her wash and what she hangs up
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