Bill and Pete (Paperstar)

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Summary: Bill and Pete--by: Tomie dePaola
Review: Bill and Pete is an imaginative, somewhat quirky tale of two true friends. This book describes friendship in how it should be, that no matter how different two people are, sometimes the opposites make the best friends. The idea that a crocodile (Bill) and his toothbrush (Pete), became best friends is a little bit odd, but it exercises the imaginations of the children reading it. The illustrations, though simple, get the point across perfectly. My favorite character was Bill, allthough I also liked Mama. I would recommend this book to anyone.

Rating:
Summary: Bill and Pete--by: Tomie dePaola
Review: Bill and Pete is an imaginative, somewhat quirky tale of two true friends. This book describes friendship in how it should be, that no matter how different two people are, sometimes the opposites make the best friends. The idea that a crocodile (Bill) and his toothbrush (Pete), became best friends is a little bit odd, but it exercises the imaginations of the children reading it. The illustrations, though simple, get the point across perfectly. My favorite character was Bill, allthough I also liked Mama. I would recommend this book to anyone.

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Summary: Silliness and adventure!
Review: This is my five year-old daughter's favorite book. It's the right mix of silliness (a bird for a toothbrush?!) and adventure. We love it.

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Summary: Silliness and adventure!
Review: This is my five year-old daughter's favorite book. It's the right mix of silliness (a bird for a toothbrush?!) and adventure. We love it.

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Summary: Don't forget to pack your toothbrush!
Review: William Everett Crocodile is having trouble learning to spell his name at school, until his best friend (and toothbrush!) Pete rechristens him "Bill". Exotic locations and a warm humerous story make this book and it's sequel, "Bill and Pete Go Down the Nile" two of our favorite preschool picture books. Unfortunately, the third book, "Bill and Pete to the Rescue" is a bit rambling and not in the same class.

Rating:
Summary: Don't forget to pack your toothbrush!
Review: William Everett Crocodile is having trouble learning to spell his name at school, until his best friend (and toothbrush!) Pete rechristens him "Bill". Exotic locations and a warm humerous story make this book and it's sequel, "Bill and Pete Go Down the Nile" two of our favorite preschool picture books. Unfortunately, the third book, "Bill and Pete to the Rescue" is a bit rambling and not in the same class.