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Liar, Liar, Pants on Fire (Paperback)
| Author: Diane De Groat | Manufactured By: Chronicle Books |
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Format: Paperback
Publisher: Chronicle Books Llc
ISBN-10: 0811854531
ISBN-13: 9780811854535
Sku: 202028092
Publish Date: 4/10/2007
Dimensions:
(in Inches) 10.25H x 8L x 0.25T
Age Range:
8 to 11
| This story, featuring Gilbert the beloved opossum, is a wise and funny tale of truth and liesand butterflies!that''s a perfect tie-in for President''s Day, Independence Day, and school units on biography. |
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Gilbert the opossum is nervous about portraying George Washington in front of the class, and he feels even worse when he cannot find his main prop and looks to blame anyone but himself. Reprint.This story, featuring Gilbert the beloved opossum, is a wise and funny tale of truth and lies and butterflies! that's a perfect tie-in for President's Day, Independence Day, and school units on biography. |
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Gilbert the opossum gets a little too much into character when he wins the part of George Washington in a school play. Caught up in the role, Gilbert sneaks home part of his costume so he can rehearse, but his commitment goes too far when he, just like the young George Washington, declares "I cannot tell a lie." What will Gilbert's family think of Gilbert's new honesty--especially when he declares he doesn't like his mother's soup and that his sister is little more than a copycat? However, an incident involving the secretly borrowed costume causes Gilbert to make a true commitment to his decision to be ever-honest. Watercolor illustrations accompany the text.
Gilbert the opossum gets a little too much into character when he wins the part of George Washington in a school play. Caught up in the role, Gilbert sneaks home part of his costume so he can rehearse, but his commitment goes too far when he, just like the young George Washington, declares "I cannot tell a lie." What will Gilbert's family think of Gilbert's new honesty--especially when he declares he doesn't like his mother's soup and that his sister is little more than a copycat? However, an incident involving the secretly borrowed costume causes Gilbert to make a true commitment to his decision to be ever-honest. Watercolor illustrations accompany the text.
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