BooBoo (Reader) (Gossie & Friends)
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| Rating | : | 4.55 (563 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0544313631 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 32 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-03-19 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Weaker than other Gossies, but still one of the best in the series Michael D Although I don't like it as much as others in the Gossie series, my 2 year old does! The basic plot is that BooBoo eats a lot. And once day she eats a bubble, and burps out bubbles. And then she stops burping. It's a 4.5 star.. Gossie is my sons favorite book so i ordered a bunch of the "friends" Gossie is my sons favorite book so i ordered a bunch of the "friends" books. the stories in them are just OK though. some dont really make much sense either.. Five Stars hi One of our most favorite reads; leads to full belly laughs every time boo boo starts burping!!!!!Love it
Similar in format and approach to Dunrea's picture books about Gossie, Gertie, and Ollie, these volumes introduce two new goslings. From Booklist Reviewed with Olivier Dunrea's Peedie.PreS. All rights reserved. The simple texts make these good choices for new readers. His mother reminds him to do a chore he had forgotten, and Peedie is elated to find his cap. Carolyn PhelanCopyright © American Library Association. Although the simple stories will please children, it's the cleanly designed and sometimes humorous ink-and-watercolor artwork that gives these small books their irresistible charm. Boo Boo presents a little blue gosling who likes to eat; she walks around
This simple story of silliness and curiosity, with its expressive illustrations and childlike gosling characters, shines as a new Level 1 Green Light Reader. She likes to eat everything. BooBoo is a curious blue gosling who likes to eat. Well, almost everything. Features a bonus audio book download so kids can listen and read along. Look for the rest of the Gossie&Friends early reader editions!. This is just the right book for young readers who are beginning to decode stories on their own