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Laugh-eteria by Douglas Florian
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Laugh-eteria (edition 2008)

by Douglas Florian

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A collection of more than 100 humorous poems on such topics as ogres, pizza, fear, school, dragons, trees, and hair.
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Title:Laugh-eteria
Authors:Douglas Florian
Info:Sandpiper (2008), Edition: First Paperback Edit, Paperback, 160 pages
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Tags:Non-fiction: Humorous poems on topics as ogres, izza, fear, school, dragons, trees, and hair

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Laugh-eteria by Douglas Florian

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This is a book about poems and silly things.

Age: 5 to 7 year olds
Source: Pierce County Library
  Brittrachinski | Mar 22, 2017 |
Poems that describe the life of a child in a unique and interesting way.
  LorieZ03 | Mar 22, 2017 |
good laugh poems and pictures. picture drawing are different.
Source: Amazon.com
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  mnicodemus | Mar 18, 2017 |
This is a collection of funny children's poems and drawings on subjects from brains to babies. This poetry book often uses creative ways of writing to intrigue the reader and challenge the concept of normal writing.

This book is very much like a Shel Silverstein book but not exactly up to the level. But what I like about this book is that it is creative and it's fun. I think this book would be great to help kids who may not be too into reading. It's a great tool to introduce poetry too. Many children think poetry has to be boring and long and this book says otherwise. I would definitely use this in my classroom as a model for writing our own poetry! I have to say that Silverstein will never be replaced but it's amazing that there are even more poetry books like this for children to enjoy. I would have loved this book as a kid. My favorite poem was Good Conduct. Very relatable and great introduction to poetry. I want to find more of these kinds of books. Poetry does't have to be boring! It can be fun!
  ahle | Dec 5, 2016 |
this book is good for a laugh with preschoolers. there are many different poems about things that go in everyday life the pictures are great

Age: preschool
source: online amazon
  JnetteB | Jun 7, 2016 |
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