Overview

The know-it-all narrator from the ""New York Times"" Bestselling ""How to Be a Baby ""is back with the third book in the series. This time, she knows all about how to get a job, and she walks readers through the whole process: from deciding what you want to be all the way to acing the interview (tip: don't bring your pet gerbils). This book is sure to be a hit with kids who love to play pretend and dream about what they're going to be when they grow up.

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Publishers Weekly, June 27, 2011: <br> Heap's acrylic, paint, and crayon illustrations are as energetic and quirky as the Boss herself, whose charmingly askew perspective includes some genuine advice--and remains as funny as ever. <br><br>Zero to Eight (blog): <br> The fun is in the details, and you're going to want to read this one carefully for full effect! The book is creative, imaginative, silly, and delightful...I'm happy to recommend. <br><br>MitchellRepublic.com <br> Packed with fun <br><br>Home With The Boys (blog): <br> I can't remember the last time our family laughed so hard reading a book. <br> <br>Spot to Read (blog): <br> This is another great fun to read and see book in the authors' series of How To guides. A must for any want-a-be boss or lemonade stand owner. The pictures are bright and detailed and it is full of silliness making this book stand out as a favorite!

Publishers Weekly, June 27, 2011: ""Heap's acrylic, paint, and crayon illustrations are as energetic and quirky as the Boss herself, whose charmingly askew perspective includes some genuine advice--and remains as funny as ever."" School Library Journal, August 2011: ""The illustrations are perfectly rendered in childlike acrylic paint and crayons and show the fun details of imaginative play on a rainy day. Fans of the previous titles will not be disappointed."" Zero to Eight (blog): ""The fun is in the details, and you're going to want to read this one carefully for full effect! The book is creative, imaginative, silly, and delightful...I'm happy to recommend."" MitchellRepublic.com ""Packed with fun"" Home With The Boys (blog): ""I can t remember the last time our family laughed so hard reading a book."""" "" Spot to Read (blog): ""This is another great fun to read and see book in the authors' series of ""How To"" guides. A must for any want-a-be boss or lemonade stand owner. The pictures are bright and detailed and it is full of silliness making this book stand out as a favorite!"" ""I can't remember the last time our family laughed so hard reading a book."" - ""HomeWithTheBoys.net """"The fun is in the details, and you're going to want to read this one carefully for full effect! The book is creative, imaginative, silly, and delightful...I'm happy to recommend."" - ""Zero to Eight (blog)"" ""This is another great fun to read and see book in the authors' series of ""How To"" guides. A must for any want-a-be boss or lemonade stand owner. The pictures are bright and detailed and it is full of silliness making this book stand out as a favorite!"" - ""Spot to Read (blog)"" ""Packed with fun"" - ""MitchellRepublic.com""

Author Information

SALLY LLOYD-JONES is the author of the companion books, ""How to Be a Baby . . . by Me, the Big Sister, "" which was a ""New York Times ""Bestseller and Notable Book, and earned two starred reviews; and ""How to Get Married . . . by Me, the Bride. ""She is also the author of ""Being a Pig Is Nice, ""illustrated by Dan Krall. She worked in children's publishing for several years, leaving in 2000 to write full-time. SUE HEAP is the illustrator of the companion books, ""How to Be a Baby . . . by Me, the Big Sister, ""and ""How to Get Married . . . by Me, the Bride."" She also wrote and illustrated ""Danny's Drawing Book, ""which received a starred review in ""Kirkus Reviews, "" and ""Cowboy Baby, "" which won the Smarties Gold Award in the picture book category.

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