by Mo Willems
For more reviews, check out my blog: Craft-CycleI feel like you can't not like Mo Willems' books. They'll at least bring a little smile to your face.Another silly story starring your favorite pigeon. As always, the pigeon is very funny and entertaining. These are such engaging books. I love reading ...
I love my Pigeon books and Mo Willems. I would love to do an activity with my first graders on all of the books. I would also love to have ALL of Mo Willems books in my classroom, he is an amazing writer and illustrator. I would love to have a student do an Author research on him.
Genre: Animal / Humor / Bedtime Year Published: 2006 Year Read: 2013 Series: Pigeon “Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus,” “The Duckling Gets a Cookie,” and “The Pigeon Wants a Puppy.” These are all the books I had read so far from Mo Willems’ popular “Pigeon” series! Recently, ...
Ahh Pigeon, you make me laugh.
Not as good as "Don't Let The Pigeon Drive The Bus," but good nonetheless.
I can definitely see the value of this book - particularly for kiddos who fight bedtime. It's just that I was really tickled by Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus, but I found this one a little tedious. It seems to me that people seem to like whichever pigeon book they read first. So, I think any...
I have never met a child yet who hasn't adored these books...and I adore reading them out loud. Such fun! ETA 9/29/13: to add the other books in the series and to update the review.
Pigeons are just constant trouble all day long, sort of like kids. And funny, likewise.
Following the same recipe a successful book used doesn't always work as well. This one's only just so-so. Although, I like the idea of staying up late to have a hotdog party.
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