The Best Place to Read
by Debbie Bertram & Susan Bloom
by Debbie Bertram & Susan Bloom
This book is about a little boy who is trying to find a good spot to read his book. He tries, Goldilocks-style, place after place. His teenage sister's room is too noisy, some chairs are too lumpy or filled with a big doggie, the ceiling fan near his father's chair is spinning too fast & making him cold, the kitchen table is sticky, the sprinklers turn on when he goes on the grass, and finally, in his exasperation, he comes to his mom and says,"Mommy, oh, Mom!
May I sit on your lap? I love it so much when we share."
The best place to be, just my book, Mom and me--
At last . . . In a comfortable chair."
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1 comment:
That looks darling. It reminds me of my book loving boys and when I, so proudly, find them snuggled about with a book.
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