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 Something Good - Robert N. Munsch
 Something Good - Robert N. Munsch ... she causes mischief in the supermarket, a store employee mistakes her for a doll and places her on a shelf to be sold.Newest Review: ... wasn't cut out for the priesthood but also spent time working at an orphanage and later in daycare where he first discovered ... more ... his talent for story telling.
After both Munsch and his wife were made redundant, fate sent them to Canada in search for work. Munsch soon found a job and settled in again telling his stories to the kids to keep them quiet. It was at this point that Munsch's boss's wife, a children's librarian heard him telling his stories to the kids. At his wife's insistence, Munsch's boss gave him two months off to organise himself and get a story published. One out of ten of the publisher's he wrote to chose to publish Mud Puddle ...more |
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Something Good - Robert N. Munsch: How much are your kids worth? (1052 words)
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Author: Robert Munsch Illustrator: Michael Annick Press Date of Publish: 1990 Genre: Children'[s story Age Suitability: 3-5 Number of Pages: 24RRP: £4.99 Amazon Price: £3.99 Having gotten his start writing after moving to Canada, Robert Munsch became something of compulsory reading for young Canadian kids, me included. Something Good, however, was a little later on for me to read and I first had the joy of reading it with my son Kyle when his grammie and grandpa in Canada sent it as part of a collection of Canadian classics. ***What’s it all about*** Tyra, her brother and sister go grocery shopping with their ... Read the complete review
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