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Max Spaniel #3: Best in Show(EBK)
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Max Spaniel #3: Best in Show(EBK)
by David CatrowFirst of all, Max isn’t a dog—he’s a star! In his dressing room with his sunglasses on, gazing at himself in the mirror, he practices his funny faces. Whatever the other dogs can do, Max can do better. He doesn’t just bark, he roars like a lion! He doesn’t sit or fetch, he makes shadow puppets! But even though he’s an incredibly silly overachiever, Max knows how to share the glory with his friends when it’s time to take the prize.
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Scholastic Reader Level 1: Max Spaniel #2: Funny Lunch
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Scholastic Reader Level 1: Max Spaniel #2: Funny Lunch
by David CatrowA hysterical lunchtime adventure from bestselling author/illustrator David Catrow!
David Catrow's loveable spaniel is back for his second adventure, now in paperback! Readers will dine with delight as Chef Max serves up one hysterical meal after another at his very own diner. New readers will laugh out loud as Max's pizza pie special creates one wacky lunchtime.
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Interest Level:
1-3
Age:
7-10
Genre:
Comedy and Humor
Subject:
Christmas
From Simpsons writer Mike Reiss and two-time New York Times Best Illustrated Books of the Year-winner David Catrow comes a hilarious follow-up to their best-selling How Murray Saved Christmas.
Meet Doc Holiday. As a therapist he's helped everyone from the Thanksgiving Turkey, with his recurring nightmares about Pilgrims, to Cupid and his personal romance problems -- he's remarkably shy for a guy with no pants! But when Saint Nick himself comes in and is diagnosed with a severe case of Santa Claustrophobia, the Doc gets the challenge of his career. Sending the big guy off to Aruba for some much-needed R and R, the Doc takes it on himself to round up the rest of the holiday gang to handle Christmas in Santa's absence.
The challenges become immediately apparent as the Easter Bunny paints all of the toys in pastels, Lincoln and Washington fight over who's in charge, Columbus insists he must sail West to go East to make the deliveries, and the April Fool manages to do everything wrong! Christmas is out of control, and it becomes clear to Doc Holiday that there's only one person who can set things right.
