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A Toad for Tuesday (1974)

by Russell E. Erickson

Other authors: Lawrence Di Fiori (Illustrator)

Series: Warton and Morton (1)

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On Thursday a toad is captured by an owl who saves him to eat on Tuesday, the owl's birthday, but the intervening five days change his mind.
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I dislike books that make predators the bad guys. Everyone has to eat something! Circle of life, right?
That said, it is a cute and clever book. ( )
  wrightja2000 | Sep 6, 2018 |
Oh my goodness. We could not put this book down! I read it in two or three sittings with my girls! (Ages 4 and 6) It's a great story about a toad who wants to take some Beetle Brittle to his Aunt Toolia in the winter. On his way he encounters an owl which is where the story gets interesting! I highly recommend this book for anyone under 10. And adults of course. ;) ( )
  redhedcatie | Feb 25, 2015 |
I really enjoyed this story and I think that it is a wonderful book for children to read. What I liked best about the book was the meaning behind the story. It is important to have true friends in your life, and it is also important to give people a chance. Sometimes, people have a tough outer layer to them because they are shy or afraid, but deep down they are great people just looking to be happy and to make friends. This is important for children to understand while they are in school. The illustrations in this story are very simple, black and white sketches, and tell a story as well.
  jig2291 | Sep 21, 2011 |
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On a windy, wintry night, as countless stars were shining bright, deep in the ground, far under the snow, two little roads were having an argument.
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