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Thomas' Snowsuit

by Robert Munsch
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Thomas refuses to wear his new snowsuit despite the pleas of his mother, his teacher, and even the principal. "It's hard to say if the kids or grown-ups will laugh the loudest at the commotion little Thomas creates . . . "--Vancouver Province. Full color.

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School Library Journal

PreS-Gr 2 Thomas refuses to wear his new brown snowsuit: ``If you think I am going to wear that ugly snowsuit you are crazy!'' He reinforces this statement with a resounding ``NNNNNO'' when his mother insists he don the suit. His mother jumps up and down, and they have an enormous fight. This behavior is repeated with Thomas' teacher and the school principal. In the process of a fight, Thomas and his teacher end up in their underwear. Thomas never suffers any ill-consequences for his rude behavior; he looks on with a smirk as his mother, teacher and principal are made to look foolish. In the end the principal retires to Arizona ``where nobody ever wears a snowsuit.'' Thomas comes off as a manipulating, rude little brat. Audiences may chuckle over the cartoon-like illustrations; they are bright and colorful, and do fit the story. However, this is one Canadian import that should be left north of the border. Evelyn Homan, Lexington Public Library District, Ill.

Book Details

Published
December 1, 1992
Publisher
Annick Press
Pages
24
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9781550373066

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