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Morris Goes to School Book and Tape (I Can Read Book 1) from: HarperFestival Childrens Bookshop Price: $8.99 Prices subject to change. |
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Binding: Audio Cassette EAN: 9781559944953 Format: Abridged, Audiobook, Large Print ISBN: 1559944951 Label: HarperFestival Manufacturer: HarperFestival Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 64 Publication Date: 1991-07 Publisher: HarperFestival Reading Level: Ages 4-8 Release Date: July 18, 1991 Studio: HarperFestival Sales Rank: 104013 Related Items:
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Editorial Review: Product Description: Morris the moose can't read or count. So he decides to go to school. Morris is thrilled after a day of A, B, C's, 1, 2, 3's, hoof-painting, and make-believe—he can finally count gumdrops! Average Rating:
 Rating:  - Two boys' review: Morris helps ease fears about starting schoolMore than anything else, this Morris story helped ease the fears my two sons, now ages 6 and 4, had about starting school. With a childlike innocence, Morris makes simple errors that cause a bit of giggling in the classroom. However, the teacher's gentle direction keeps the other children laughing with Morris instead of laughing at him. I introduced this book into our bedtime reading rotation prior to my sons starting pre-kindergarten and continued to read it for a couple months after ... Read More: Rating:  - How can anyone NOT love Morris and give his book a great rating?!I love Morris the Moose! I'm a very intelligent grownup now and I still had a ball purchasing this absolute favorite from my childhood and reading it again! My grown children probably wondered what I was doing with that recent purchase! It was a loving, comforting trip down memory lane, and I still recommend it for today's youth! Easy read, fun read! Rating: - Not as Funny as Other Morris Books - a review of "Morris Goes to School"I picked up this book to read with my son, and I have to say that we didn't find it particularly funny. Certainly not as funny as the other Morris books. We had about two chuckles in 64 pages. Which is not to say that the story is bad. It hangs together well and provides some very good kid-friendly examples which show why it's good to attend school. Morris, for example, is shown fumbling around town, not knowing which store is the candy store because he can't read. And Morris is also stumped ... Read More: Rating: - THE BEST BOOK EVER!!!I'm 23 years old now and thinking about this book just makes me smile. It was my favorite book growing up along with The House That Jack Built. I could read these books OVER AND OVER again every day of my life and be content. It's a great book to not only learn to read, but a good lesson in accepting differences among each other. And that's a great lesson to learn at that age!! If you're looking for great book for your youngster, THIS IS IT!! (along with the whole series!!) :) Rating: - Wonderful memoriesThis book is absolutely wonderful. I remember loving to just look at the pictures before I could read! I cannot say enough about it. My favorite book of all time. |
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