Stinky by Eleanor Davis
Raw Junior, 2008.
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5 comments:
A timeless tale of a stinky monster in need of a friend.
Hilarious! My favorite quote "Well, maybe not a bottomless pit! But it's very deep."
The graphic novel format of this one was not as confusing for me as Otto's Orange Day.
I agree with Heather that this graphic novel-style beginning reader was not as confusing. New words were introduced gradually and repeated in a natural-sounding language. And I love the story, I think it has great kid-appeal.
So, it's probably not my favorite on the list, but I do like it.
I thought this book was cute. The graphic novel format was simple and fun, I especially loved the toad's little hearts.
I've said this already elsewhere, but this is my favorite of the series so far.
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