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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. This book is an example of realistic fiction for early primary grade levels. The little girl in the story owns many pets which she brings into the library and learn the rules of the library and to read and listen to stories together. Media: pencil ( )Short and cute read-aloud on the topic of library rules and behavior. Useful for introducing kids to the library. Mentions card catalog, check-out desk, story-time. This book is an example of fiction. The young girl in the story would not be able to own all of those pets, take them into the library, and they cannot read or list and listen to stories. The author does a good job making the story believable, young children would find this book very entertaining. It can also teach students what is approriate library behavior. I would use this book in a primary classroom. The type of media used is pencil. The little girl takes different animals to the library and causes disruptions there. Finally she leaves them all at home and they read to each other. no reviews | add a review
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