Underwear!

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Summary: Inspired Whimsey
Review: I've read this book to countless kids (and adults) using different voices for each character, and it never fails to get lots of giggles and outright guffaws. This should be on everyone's shelf and ranks right up with Dr. Seuss and A.A. Milne as a classic of children's literature.

Rating:
Summary: Inspired Whimsey
Review: I've read this book to countless kids (and adults) using different voices for each character, and it never fails to get lots of giggles and outright guffaws. This should be on everyone's shelf and ranks right up with Dr. Seuss and A.A. Milne as a classic of children's literature.

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Summary: Fun for kids
Review: My son received this as a gift...I probably wouldn't have chosen it off the shelf. But he has loved this book and laughed over it many times. (It works better when my husband reads it to him -- he's better at the silly noises than I am!)

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Summary: Absolutely one of the best books for kids and parents.
Review: This book was and is one of our favorite books. As Bismark the buffalo discovers the joy of Underwear, you discover the joy in your child. My daughter and I spent many hours laughing uproariously over this book. Just try not to laugh.

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Summary: A Wonderful Children's Book!
Review: This is a great read-aloud book for kids of all ages! I teach high school, and tell stories as an avocation (yes, I know the two are not mutually exclusive!). When I get to the part where Bismark tries not laugh, I go into hysterics. Little kids love it, high school kids ask to have it read again, and adults have been known to snicker a time or two. It's a good read, and an audience-pleaser. Some food for thought, too. My favorite line is Zachary's: "It is a tragedy to be clever but not happy." Spinoza couldn't have said it better. I had the pleasure of meeting Ms. Monsell at a reading conference once. She has made the world a happier place by creating this wonderful story.

Rating:
Summary: A Wonderful Children's Book!
Review: This is a great read-aloud book for kids of all ages! I teach high school, and tell stories as an avocation (yes, I know the two are not mutually exclusive!). When I get to the part where Bismark tries not laugh, I go into hysterics. Little kids love it, high school kids ask to have it read again, and adults have been known to snicker a time or two. It's a good read, and an audience-pleaser. Some food for thought, too. My favorite line is Zachary's: "It is a tragedy to be clever but not happy." Spinoza couldn't have said it better. I had the pleasure of meeting Ms. Monsell at a reading conference once. She has made the world a happier place by creating this wonderful story.