Type of bind: Hardcover
Dewey Decimal Number: 398.210973
EAN num: 9780027652857
ISBN number: 0027652858
Label: Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing
Manufacturer: Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing
Quantity: 1
Page Count: 32
Printing Date: February 01, 1994
Publishing house: Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing
Age index: Ages 4-8
Sale Popularity Level: 1205564
Studio: Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing
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Product Description:
Integrating rollicking rhymes, entertaining sound effects, and lively full-colour illustrations, a cumulative folktale follows the zany mishaps that occur when young Nathaniel Willy is terrified by the squeak of his bedroom door. Children's BOMC.
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My son brought this book home from kindergarten for me to read. I love the way it's written and plan to buy it as a gift. Even on the very first reading, the words really flow off the tongue and it's a blast to read out loud. The story itself is charming and quite silly. Why would a grandmother put a cow in a child's bed to help him sleep? This is a typical story format for young children, basically repetitive with new items added each time. The repetitive style is naturally good for children around age 3, while the illustrations,zany nature of the story and the acceleration of reading speed enchant older children. The text invites plenty of sound effects for those who get dramatic while reading out loud. This is one of those stories your child may want every night -have fun!
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My 3 year old son loves this story. He enjoys the repetitive story and is bemused by the grandmother who runs around trying to help her grandson get to sleep. This is not a scary story and in fact, helps me get my son to sleep. It is also very funny, especially when all of the animals are in the bed with Nathaniel and the bed breaks. It is a fairy tale which is why it is so fun. Enjoy the story with your child or grandchild.
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