Pinky Dinky Doo : Polka Dot Pox

Format:

Book

Title:

Pinky Dinky Doo : Polka Dot Pox

Other title(s):

Polka Dot Pox

Author:

Jinkins, Jim.

ISBN:

9780375829154

9780375927133

9780375827136

9781415541227

Publication Information:

Physical Description:

46 pages : color illustrations ; 24 cm

Series title(s):

Step into reading.

Summary:

When her brother catches a cold, Pinky Dinky Doo, an imaginative young girl, tells him a silly story about the time she and her classmates caught the Polka Dot Pox.

Subject(s):

Sick -- Juvenile fiction.

Siblings -- Juvenile fiction.

Show-and-tell presentations -- Juvenile fiction.

Imagination -- Juvenile fiction.

Storytelling -- Juvenile fiction.

Sick -- Fiction.

Siblings -- Fiction.

Show-and-tell presentations -- Fiction.

Imagination -- Fiction.

Storytelling -- Fiction.

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Library	Call Number	Status
Searching... Independence Public Library	J LEVEL 3 - JINKINS	Searching... Unknown

Pinky Dinky Doo is back for another of the funny stories she loves to tell to her little brother, Tyler. This time, Pinky gets a bad case of Polka Dot Pox. Her mom says she needs to stay home. But Pinky really wants to take her pet, Mr. Guinea Pig, to school for pet show-and-tell! How will she solve this problem? She'd better Think Big! Readers are falling in love with Pinky Dinky Doo. And they're falling down with laughter at the zany text and fresh art in this innovative easy-to-read book. Come join them. Like Pinky, all you need is a little imagination! From the Trade Paperback edition.

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Booklist Review

Reviewed with Jim Jinkins' Pinky Dinky Doo: Where Are My Shoes?0 Gr. 1-3. Pinky Dinky Doo makes up silly stories to entertain her little brother, Tyler, in these two titles in the Step into Reading series. In Polka Dot Pox,0 Pinky cheers up Tyler, who has a cold, by telling him a somewhat convoluted tale about the problem she had when it was her turn to do pet show-and-tell at school. In Where Are My Shoes? 0 Pinky wears the baloney from her sandwiches on her feet. After arriving at school she discovers everyone else has food shoes, too--from meat loaves to melons. The slapstick nonsense is extended in the art, which combines digital photos with bright, active cartoons. The story-within-a-story in Pox0 may be a bit confusing, but the scenarios in Shoes0 show new readers the fun of making up nonsense as well as reading it. --Hazel Rochman Copyright 2004 Booklist

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