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The Boy Who Wouldn't Share
From the wickedly funny minds of gifted comic illustrator David Catrow and Mike Reiss (the Emmy award winning former head writer for The Simpsons) comes a hilarious book about sharing.
Greedy, grabby, selfish Edward doesn’t realize just how lucky he is to have a sweet, forgiving little sis like Claire after he’s trapped under an avalanche of toys he refuses to share. Will he ever learn that if he shares with others, others will gladly share with him? Clever rhyming verse and weird and wonderful illustrations throughout make this a fantastic read-aloud for kids and parents alike. This is one book you'll definitely want to share again and again—especially with kids whose favorite words seem to be “Mine! Mine! Mine!” (Ages 2-4)
Hardcover: pages
Publisher: Harper Collins Childrens Books ( June 01, 2008 )
Item #: 26-9889
ISBN: 9780060591328
Product Dimensions: 10.0 x 10.0 x 0.0 inches
Product Weight: 12.0 ounces
Skippyjon Jones
August 10, 2010
I read this to my Granddaughter this past weekend and it was hilarious. We both laughed at his antics. Very cute story..
Reviewer: Alma R
funny book
July 08, 2010
I read a review of a mom who said her daughter did not want to be like the boy in the pile. So I bought the book and we love it. It does have a few too many pages of Mine ( I feel strange reading it in public) but still it is a fun book and makes kids think. Worth the money in my opinion.
Reviewer: Mom M
Not Impressed
June 28, 2010
I bought this for my 3 year old grandson thinking it would help him learn the meaning of sharing. To me, the lesson in the book is a little hard to get. There are too many pages of "Its Mine, Mine, Mine" and not enough pages showing why sharing is better.
Reviewer: Vivian
Kids think it's FUNNY
June 26, 2010
My 5 and 3 year old love it! They like the rhyming and looking for the little boy lost in all his toys. I have to read one part over and over to them: "she could not even touch his slinky. "It's MINE" he said "You'll make it stinky". What kid doesn't like the word "stinky". A cute book for any age we think.
Reviewer: Books m
Sweet story.
June 17, 2010
I bought this book to help my son with sharing issues. I agree with other review, the illustrations are a little busy. However, the underlying lessons are worth the purchase.
Reviewer: Helena
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