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What Do You Do With a Kangaroo? by Mercer Mayer โ€” book cover

What Do You Do With a Kangaroo?

by Mercer Mayer
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Overview

This classic picture book is now available in a fresh paperback format for a whole new audience!

If a bossy kangaroo jumped through your window AND started telling you what to do AND refused to go away AND had all kinds of other animals joining him...what would you do?

Would you tell that kangaroo a thing or two?

A little girl tries to evict several animals who are trying to take over her possessions.

About the Author, Mercer Mayer

Mercer Mayer
Mercer Mayer has been writing and illustrating books for children for more than forty years. His most recognized character, the loveable and charismatic Little Critterยฎ, was born in 1975 in the book just for you. Mercerโ€™s Litter Critter has since starred in more than two hundred books, which have sold fifty million copies. Born in Arkansas, Mercer now lives in Connecticut with his family. You can visit Little Critter online at www.littlecritter.com.

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Editorials

Children's Literature - Laura Backman

If a bossy kangaroo jumped through your bedroom window and started bossing you around and refused to go away and then had all sorts of his other animal friends joining in, what would you do? Would you tell that kangaroo and his friends to shoo? Young children will be want to hear this title again and again with its highly comical text and entertaining illustrations and a main character who shows those bossy animals a thing or two. Children will enjoy acting out the part of the heroine and recite "You throw him out!" with much enthusiasm. This beloved author's timeless title is a fun, safe springboard for a deeper level of self-advocacy as it helps young children find their "speaking up" voice as they act out their own ways of how to deal with the annoying behaviors of others. The ending of the story gives young readers a sense of compromise with a happy ending for everyone. Reviewer: Laura Backman

Book Details

Published
March 1, 2010
Publisher
Scholastic, Inc.
Pages
48
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9780545169097

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