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Available
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Collection
Publication
Golden Books (2008), Edition: Illustrated, 24 pages
Description
THE 'LITTLE MOMMY' in this story is an adorable little girl. We spend the day in her charming company as she cares for her dolls, treats their ills, gives them a tea party, feeds them dinner, and puts them to bed. Beautifully illustrated, this book has a timeless feel.
User reviews
LibraryThing member MerryMary
Really sweet Little Golden Book about a little blond and her dolls. Pictures are warm and detailed, text is rhymed.
LibraryThing member billsearth
A great story of a young girl taking care of her dollies. The text rhymes nicely, the older brother becomes the "father" and the girl has a meal for the dolls and their father , washes dollie dishes and so forth. Illustrations are 80% of the book and appropriate for the story. This is a good book
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for little girls with dols. Show Less
LibraryThing member lashayda
A little girl who has dolls and she take care of them. She cleans the house and get them dress. The older brother is the father which works.
Age:3-5
Source: Graham Library
Age:3-5
Source: Graham Library
LibraryThing member spring.rainbow
Summary:
This book is about the role of a mommy portrayed in a childlike manner. A young child is carrying out the role of a mommy and is taking care of her three children which are her dolls. She carries out duties a mom would do such as cleaning the house, washing the clothes, baking and calling
Personal Reaction:
I really like this book. This book is definitely realistic in portraying the life of a mom with three children. I know this full well with trying to raise three children of my own. I really like the way the book is written for young readers to help understand what the life of a mom is truly like. It is hard work and yet is fun at the same time.
Extension Ideas:
1. Have the class draw and color a picture of them and their mom.
2. Have the class write down three things they appreciate about their mom
3. Have the class write in a journal at least two things they learned from the book in regards to life as a mom
This book is about the role of a mommy portrayed in a childlike manner. A young child is carrying out the role of a mommy and is taking care of her three children which are her dolls. She carries out duties a mom would do such as cleaning the house, washing the clothes, baking and calling
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the doctor for a sick child. She also cooks dinner, bathes them, reads to them and gets them ready for bed. She also then goes to bed. This book portrays a day in the life of a mom.Personal Reaction:
I really like this book. This book is definitely realistic in portraying the life of a mom with three children. I know this full well with trying to raise three children of my own. I really like the way the book is written for young readers to help understand what the life of a mom is truly like. It is hard work and yet is fun at the same time.
Extension Ideas:
1. Have the class draw and color a picture of them and their mom.
2. Have the class write down three things they appreciate about their mom
3. Have the class write in a journal at least two things they learned from the book in regards to life as a mom
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Language
Original language
English
Original publication date
1967
Physical description
8 inches
ISBN
9780375848209