The Day Louis Got Eaten

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He stopped at Overdrive so I went ahead and gave him a tour of my holds which he found intensely boring.

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But it soon becomes clear that Valentine's wretched playing constitutes a backward kind of strength. Develop comprehension skills and rehearse end of sentence punctuation and present and past tense verbs. Set in a futuristic world of exotic settings, monorails and high-rise buildings, you're sure to love exploring these amazing pictures!

Put one hand on top of Oatmeal Monster and, with the other hand, slowly pull the anchor away from the bottom of the container. But rescuing a boy from a Gulper's tummy isn't so simple—especially when other strange and scary creatures are looking for their dinner too. We downloaded it and actually sat there reading it and let me tell you when I say we really laughed!

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Inside the Gulper's stomach, Sarah unleashes the Hiccup Frog, which bounces around inside the Gulper's stomach, resulting in a chain reaction that culminates in Sarah, Louis, the Hiccup Frog, and all of the creatures being burped out. Bobo and Muna want to feed the animals but they get a little muddled up, luckily the animals solve the problem and get their dinner in the end. This resource is full of cross-curricular activities to help you explore the picture books Manfred the Baddie, The Day Louis Got Eaten and Jeremiah Jellyfish Flies High by Scottish author John Fardell. But rescuing a boy from a Gulper's tummy isn't so simple - especially when other strange and scary creatures are looking for their dinner too.

Furthermore, the story's resolution, expressed visually but not in words, feels a little too subtle - if one is not looking closely enough, the cotton-in-the-ears gag fades into the beautiful scenery. I must admit, I was incredulous when a local librarian put this book in my hands and said “Have you seen this? Hopman's graceful watercolor illustrations have a sophisticated pastel palette and dynamic compositions. The answer is a handy Hiccup Frog which bounces in the Yumper’s belly, setting off a regurgi-tastic chain reaction that ultimately wins the children their freedom. However, it could be very effective if used in a Biology, Earth Science, or other science-based class.