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Ride a Purple Pelican by Jack Prelutsky
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Ride a Purple Pelican

by Jack Prelutsky

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This is a book with several short poems. Most of them have to do with cities, towns, or states.

I found this book to have an older nursery rhyme look to it and it was a little difficult to read. Some of the poems were cute but overall I did not really care for the book.

This book could be used to introduce children to poetry and possibly have them try to come up with some poems of their own. ( )
  dknapp | Feb 13, 2009 |
This book is fictional and it is poems about different children. The art in the book is colored drawings. The content includes poems about children and different animals. The reading level is first or second grade. The curicular connection is just fictional stories, and english too because they are poems.
  meallen1 | Feb 1, 2009 |
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Amazon.com (ISBN 0688040314, Hardcover)

This collection of Jack Prelutsky is delightfully nonsensical, as we've come to expect from the creator of The New Kid on the Block and more than 40 other equally zany collections. We were thinking of Edward Lear's The Jumblies as we read, "Jilliky Jolliky Jelliky Jee,/three little cooks in a coconut tree,/one cooked a peanut and one cooked a pea,/one brewed a thimble of cinnamon tea,/then they sat down to a dinner for three,/Jilliky Jolliky Jelliky Jee." If you've wondered why potatoes can't see even with all those eyes, or why poor Pennington Poe is weeping, this is the book for you and your kids. Garth Williams, illustrator of Charlotte's Web and Bedtime for Frances, enhances this lively collection with his whimsical, expressive paintings. (Ages 2 to 6)

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