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Author: Daniel Manus Pinkwater
Illustrator: Jill Pinkwater
Published: 2003 Houghton Mifflin Company
ISBN: 0618354042 Chapters.ca Amazon.com
Chucked full of colour, wacky wording and two bad bears bent on blueberry muffins, this crazy book is wacky, arctic fun.
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This is the finest and friendliest book review we’ve ever heard. FYI: Irving and Muktuk, Two Bad Bears; Bad Bears in the Big City; Bad Bears and a Bunny; Bad Bear Detectives; and Bad Bears go Visiting. Related, are books about another polar bear: At the Hotel Larry; Young Larry; Ice Cream Larry; Bongo Larry; Dancing Larry; and Sleepover Larry. Thank you beary much.
Why, thank you!!
Thanks for stopping by and listening!
Andrea
Ok you two, you need to review some boring dumb old books, maybe a Dick and Jane book. My pocketbook can’t afford buying any more of these wonderful books. Irving and Muktuk sounds great and I’ve added it to my TBR list. I can’t wait! ;)
Keep up the good work guys!
Charles
Charles,
We’re saving those books for our sister podcast NABB (Not Another Boring Book!) where we trash our least favourite children’s books.
Thanks for listening and for the great feedback. I hope you find a copy of Irving & Muktuk and get a kick out of it.
Andrea