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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Jory John , Jared ChapmanPublisher: Random House USA Inc Imprint: Random House USA Children's Books Weight: 0.567kg ISBN: 9781984830609ISBN 10: 1984830600 Pages: 40 Publication Date: 09 June 2020 Recommended Age: From 3 to 7 years Audience: Children/juvenile , Children / Juvenile Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: To order  Stock availability from the supplier is unknown. We will order it for you and ship this item to you once it is received by us. Table of ContentsReviewsA creative way to start a discussion on taking responsibility for one's actions and learning why one shouldn't point fingers unfairly. -Booklist As funny as it is acute, and hopefully pre- and primary graders will squirm as well as giggle when the message hits home. -The Bulletin There's something to be said for the story's unalloyed righteous indignation, its conviction showing that the blame game is never just fun and games. -Publishers Weekly The book's presentation and metatext is dripping with [cleverness]. -School Library Journal The humor in both art and text makes this an appealing picture book that might even cause some self-reflection and growth in its readers. -The Horn Book A creative way to start a discussion on taking responsibility for one's actions and learning why one shouldn't point fingers unfairly. --Booklist As funny as it is acute, and hopefully pre- and primary graders will squirm as well as giggle when the message hits home. --The Bulletin There's something to be said for the story's unalloyed righteous indignation, its conviction showing that the blame game is never just fun and games. --Publishers Weekly The book's presentation and metatext is dripping with [cleverness]. --School Library Journal The humor in both art and text makes this an appealing picture book that might even cause some self-reflection and growth in its readers. --The Horn Book A creative way to start a discussion on taking responsibility for one's actions and learning why one shouldn't point fingers unfairly. --Booklist As funny as it is acute, and hopefully pre-and primary graders will squirm as well as giggle when the message hits home. --The Bulletin There's something to be said for the story's unalloyed righteous indignation, its conviction showing that the blame game is never just fun and games. --Publisher's Weekly The book's presentation and metatext is dripping with [cleverness]. --School and Library Journal The humor in both art and text makes this an appealing picture book that might even cause some self-reflection and growth in its readers. --The Horn Book John's story is sure to appeal to those grownups who are fed up with ridiculous excuses. In Chapman's simple, bright, colorful illustrations, full--bleed spreads alternate with framed single pages and occasional dynamic panels showing a gap-toothed redheaded protagonist and grimacing, angry objects. The humor in both art and text makes this an appealing picture book that might even cause some self-reflection and growth in its readers. ERIC CARPENTER -- The Horn Book Author InformationJORY JOHN is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of many books for both children and adults. He is the author of Penguin Problems and Giraffe Problems (both illustrated by Lane Smith), The Bad Seed and The Good Egg (both illustrated by Pete Oswald), and Quit Calling Me a Monster! and I Will Chomp You! (both illustrated by Bob Shea), among many other books. Jory is a two-time E. B. White Read Aloud Honor recipient and has won numerous state book awards for his writing. He lives in Oregon. You can find him at joryjohn.com and follow him on Twitter at @IamJoryJohn. JARED CHAPMAN was born in Louisiana; grew up in Texas; went to college in Georgia; lived in Austin, Texas; and now lives with his family in the piney woods of northeast Texas. He is best known as the author-illustrator of the popular books Vegetables in Underwear and Fruits in Suits. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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