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Little Critter daydreams about what he would do to the local bully if he were Super Critter.Tags
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Just a Daydream is a great book for students to read if there is a lot of bullying going on in the classroom. Critter keeps getting bullied by another kid. This bully takes his candy, pushes him down, and takes his ball. Critter imagines himself as Super Critter. Super Critter has a cape. He would be able to fly high and help out the critters of Critterville. He scares away aliens and trains a dinosaur. Super Critter even builds a castle. At the end of the story Critter realizes he is not Super Critter like he has imagined. As soon as he realizes he is not Super Critter the bully comes to give Critter his candy back. The bully said that a masked critter with a cape told him to be nice. After that the bully and Critter played together as show more friends. show less
The ending always confuses me. I like it though and the girls really enjoy reading it!
"When he daydreams, Little Critter imagines all he could do as "Super Critter": catching robbers, chasing away aliens, and outsmarting the local bully. Find out what happens to make Little Critter wonder if maybe this wasn't a daydream after all." -- GoodReads
Little Critter daydreams about what he would do to the local bully if he were Super Critter.
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Mercer Mayer was born December 30, 1943 in Little Rock Arkansas. While attending school at the Honolulu Museum of Art, Mayer decided to enter the field of children's book illustration. He created a portfolio of sketches and peddled them wherever he could. He moved to New York City in 1964, pursuing further instruction at the Art Students League of show more New York, where he met an artist named Marianna who became his first wife. He soon created a new portfolio and with these new sketches persuaded editors at Dial Press and Harper & Row to give him some illustration work. Mayer published his first book, A Boy, a Dog, and a Frog, at Dial Press in 1967. It was notable for being a completely wordless picture book one that tells its story entirely with pictures. Mayer was one of the first illustrators to be credited for using this format. Five more books in this series were to follow. Mayer joined Golden Publishing, creators of Little Golden Books, in 1976. Through them he has sold his "Little Critter" and "Little Monster" series, which are popular with beginning readers. His title Just Me and My Dad made The New York Times Best Seller List for 2012. In 2015, his title Little Critter: Just a Little Love, also made the list. His holiday book, Merry Christmas Mom and Dad, is also a bestseller. (Bowker Author Biography) show less
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