The Know-Nothings Talk Turkey (I Can Read Book, Level 2)

by Michele Sobel Spirn

Other authorsR. W Alley (Illustrator)
Paperback, 2001

Status

Available

Call number

J2E.157

Publication

HarperTrophy (HarperCollins)

Pages

48

Description

Four friends celebrate Thanksgiving in their own silly way.

Description

Inscribed by author on contents page.

Collection

Barcode

349

Language

Original language

English

Physical description

48 p.; 8.4 inches

ISBN

0064442519 / 9780064442510

User reviews

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“The Know-Nothings Talk Turkey” is an amusing transitional chapter book for readers. Comparable to “Amelia Bedelia,” the characters in the story took a literal approach on everything about Thanksgiving. Thus, the language is very comical to students. Specifically, when Doris told his
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friends that they had to serve a turkey for Thanksgiving dinner, the four characters endlessly tried to feed the turkey, except he wouldn’t even sit down (hence “serving” the turkey). Similarly, the characters were silly and foolish. As Doris informed his friends about the holiday, Norris excitedly replied, “I must buy a tree and get gifts for you and Boris and Morris.” The characters make funny mistakes that children would laugh about. I think the main idea of this story is to celebrate and recognize Thanksgiving in a motivating way.
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Rating

½ (2 ratings; 3.5)

Call number

J2E.157
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