Books with title A Terrible Day

Follow the humorous mishaps of a second grader who is learning to read. Nothing's going right for Ronald - he drops his pencils, inadvertently squirts water on Joy's dress, mistakenly eats Jimmy's sandwich, misses the ball during recess, loses his ice cream money, and drops Miss Tyler's plant. But his teacher helps him get over his bad day with a confidence boosting note.

Tycho wakes up believing he's just destined to have a terrible day (it's a list of little things, that he just knows is going to add up, from waking up grumpy, to having the sun in his eyes, to soggy toast and spilt milk).But... his mother convinces him that with the right attitude (and enough persistence) even terrible days can be turned around.This is a cute rhyming story about a young boy battling his way through and past his so-called terrible day.

Tycho wakes up believing he's just destined to have a terrible day (it's a list of little things, that he just knows is going to add up, from waking up grumpy, to having the sun in his eyes, to soggy toast and spilt milk). But... his mother convinces him that with the right attitude (and enough persistence) even terrible days can be turned around. This is a cute rhyming story about a young boy battling his way through and past his so-called terrible day.

Follow the humorous mishaps of a second grader who is learning to read. Nothing's going right for Ronald—he drops his pencils, inadvertently squirts water on Joy’s dress, mistakenly eats Jimmy’s sandwich, misses the ball during recess, loses his ice cream money, and drops Miss Tyler’s plant. But his teacher helps him get over his bad day with a confidence boosting note."Giff cleverly circumvents what could be a humdrum conclusion in a witty, satisfying way. Ronald’s growing frustrations are wonderfully captured in the woebegone expressions and childlike stances that Natti effectively balances with happy scenes of success.” —Booklist