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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. Valentines Day is around the corner and Arthur has been receiving Valentines from a secret admirer. Arthur hopes it is the new girl, Sue Ellen. Arthur decides to make Sue Ellen a special Valentines Day card and when Arthur goes home that day he finds a surprise; a letter from his secret admirer telling him to be at the movies tomorrow where they will meet. Arthur notices a smudge on the letter that reveals his secret admirer and goes to the movie the next day to give his secret admirer a surprise. Arthur's Valentine is a very cute story for kids. This is a story about Arthur having a secret admirer. With Valentine's Day soon approaching, Arthur was determined to figure out who his secret admirer was; however, he hoped it was the girl he liked, Sue Ellen. As the days went by, Arthur kept getting more and more messages from his secret admirer. One day, he got a message that explained where to meet her. When he arrived, he found his good friend, Francine. I would read this book to students in grades Kindergarten through third. The Valentine's Day holiday is a perfect time to read this book because that is the holiday being celebrated in the story. Arthur's Valentine is a great book for kids. It is almost Valentine's Day at Arthur's school and he has been receiving secret admirer notes in his desk. He tries to figure out who is his admirer and thinks it is his crush, Sue Ellen. He finds out it is from his friend Francine. This is good to read to kids during the Valentine season. "Arthur's Valentine" takes place one Valentine's Day when the little animal, Arthur has a secret admirer. The whole week before Valentine's Day Arthur receives love letters, but he cannot figure out who it is. He thinks it might be the new girl Sue Ellen. He sends her a love letter. He quickly discovers it is not because Sue Ellen and the other children make fun of his Valentine for her. When he gets home, the secret admirer writes him a poem telling him to meet her at the movies. He goes to the movies and realizes it is his friend Francine. He tells her to close her eyes and puts chocolate kisses next to her and leaves. This book provides a great moral lesson of why children should not make fun of one another. It also has great illustrations and a sweet ending. Marc Brown is most well known as Arthur's creator. He has written over thirty Arthur books for over twenty-five years. http://pbskids.org/arthur/parentsteac... This story was about Arthur who was getting Valentine's cards before Valentine's Day from a secret admirer. Arthur kept trying to figure out who was sending them. All his friends were teasing him. When he found out he pulled a joke on his secret admirer. Instead of giving her a kiss he gave her candy kisses. This would be a good story to read on Valentine's Day and letting everyone make Valentine boxes and cards. no reviews | add a review
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