We're Off to Look for Aliens
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Book Description
It's a book within a book! Wonderfully wacky as ever, Colin McNaughton sets off in search of strange and silly aliens.
When an author gets his book in the mail, he's nervous to have his family read it. And no wonder! It stars a guy who takes off in a rocket ship and meets a ghastly array of alien creatures - some smelly, some with eyes in their belly - and one lovely alien who steals... More
When an author gets his book in the mail, he's nervous to have his family read it. And no wonder! It stars a guy who takes off in a rocket ship and meets a ghastly array of alien creatures - some smelly, some with eyes in their belly - and one lovely alien who steals... More
Book Information
Publisher | Candlewick Press |
Binding | Hardcover (5 editions) |
Reading Level | Ages 4-8 |
# of Pages | 40 |
ISBN-10 | 0763636363 |
ISBN-13 | 978-0763636364 |
Publication Date | 06/10/2008 |
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12/16/2009 Monica Kelley said:
tags: I'm reading
We're Off to Look for Aliens by Colin Mcnaughton is about a children's book author/illustrator and his dog, Wilberforce. They travel through the universe in search of aliens. On their journey, they discover many different kinds of unusual and colorful aliens.
There are several things in this bo... more
tags: I'm reading
9/29/2008 Book Dads said:
tags: books, fathers, dads, author, aliens
This clever book-within-a-book (literally) is about an author father whose new children’s book arrives from the printers. Dad hands the book to his family to find out what they think and then goes out to walk the dog. When you turn the next page you are presented with a copy of the book he’s w... more
tags: books, fathers, dads, author, aliens
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