Books with title The Remarkable Rocket and Other Silly Stories

Tales of princes and princesses are common in fantasy stories. But what makes The Remarkable Rocket particularly silly isnt the royal weddingits the fireworks chatter and personality that put it over the top! Colorful illustrations show the rocket and his fiery friends in great detail, inspiring readers imaginations as they continue to page through this books full-color illustrations throughout. Mr. Vinegar, The Moon-Cake, and A Visitor from Paradise offer readers additional opportunities to imagine strange characters and fanciful events.

Tales of princes and princesses are common in fantasy stories. But what makes The Remarkable Rocket particularly silly isnt the royal weddingits the fireworks chatter and personality that put it over the top! Colorful illustrations show the rocket and his fiery friends in great detail, inspiring readers imaginations as they continue to page through this books full-color illustrations throughout. Mr. Vinegar, The Moon-Cake, and A Visitor from Paradise offer readers additional opportunities to imagine strange characters and fanciful events.

Through an excerpt from Kenneth Grahames The Wind in the Willows titled The Open Road, readers meet talking animals and consider life on the road. High-spirited dialogue and vivid descriptions transport readers into Grahames world of silly Toad, Mole, and Rat. Other funny tales engage readers imagination, such as The Inchcape Rock, The Cat and the Mouse and Why the Bear Is Stumpy-Tailed, in addition to demonstrating storytelling consistent with the standards in the Common Core language arts curriculum. Full-color illustrations make each story all the more amusing and fun.

Through an excerpt from Kenneth Grahames The Wind in the Willows titled The Open Road, readers meet talking animals and consider life on the road. High-spirited dialogue and vivid descriptions transport readers into Grahames world of silly Toad, Mole, and Rat. Other funny tales engage readers imagination, such as The Inchcape Rock, The Cat and the Mouse and Why the Bear Is Stumpy-Tailed, in addition to demonstrating storytelling consistent with the standards in the Common Core language arts curriculum. Full-color illustrations make each story all the more amusing and fun.