Welcome back to the Kid Lit Blog Hop #43
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Today I want to share with you another awesome book by the very talented Sarah Mounsey.
I have reviewed Sarah's first two books. To check out those links,
Eddie is covered from top to toe in lots and lots of itchy red spots!. How did they get there? And how can he stop scratching them? His mischievous friend William and his lovable dog Oscar come to the rescue again. But how long will it take them to itch their way out of another spot of bother?
Our Review:
Eddie is back again with another fun filled escapade. This time, Eddie wakes with a big red spot on his nose, but wait, there's more, hundreds more spots to be precise. Poor Eddy. His dog Oscar offers some consolation by teaching Eddie how to do a really good scratch, but poor Eddie is still itchy.
Enter William, Eddie's clever and sometimes full of mischief friend, who has just the remedy, and well, I would tell you but that would give it away... Williams remedy lands Eddie in a world it of itchiness, so they resort to the car wash and a fire engine to help Eddie relieve his itchy scratchies, but nothing works. Well, not until Mum saves the day, dabbing special lotion on every single one of Eddie's itchy spots.
Can you guess Eddie's ailment, and as we know with any good itch, ( if there is such a thing) they are quite contagious. Eddie finally finds some relief, but he leaves a trail of itchy friends behind him.
Once again another delightful story by the fabulous Sarah Mounsey. Jade Fangs illustrations are just fantastic, bringing Eddie's predicament to true to life that it will leave you itching and scratching all the way to the end.
We LOVED IT. 5 stars from us.
Eddie is back again with another fun filled escapade. This time, Eddie wakes with a big red spot on his nose, but wait, there's more, hundreds more spots to be precise. Poor Eddy. His dog Oscar offers some consolation by teaching Eddie how to do a really good scratch, but poor Eddie is still itchy.
Enter William, Eddie's clever and sometimes full of mischief friend, who has just the remedy, and well, I would tell you but that would give it away... Williams remedy lands Eddie in a world it of itchiness, so they resort to the car wash and a fire engine to help Eddie relieve his itchy scratchies, but nothing works. Well, not until Mum saves the day, dabbing special lotion on every single one of Eddie's itchy spots.
Can you guess Eddie's ailment, and as we know with any good itch, ( if there is such a thing) they are quite contagious. Eddie finally finds some relief, but he leaves a trail of itchy friends behind him.
Once again another delightful story by the fabulous Sarah Mounsey. Jade Fangs illustrations are just fantastic, bringing Eddie's predicament to true to life that it will leave you itching and scratching all the way to the end.
We LOVED IT. 5 stars from us.
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Oh no. I feel really sorry for Eddie and his itchy friends. Eddie appears to have chicken pox :-(
ReplyDeleteSounds like a fun book - although it makes me itchy just to read the review!
ReplyDeleteWanted to say hello to a fellow host! What a cute book and a review!
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This sounds adorably creative. Thanks for sharing, Julie!
ReplyDeleteFun review about a fun itchy book! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWithout reading I would say he has either gotten into poison ivy or has the chicken pox! Thanks for sharing your review, Julie!
ReplyDeleteI love the cover! Looks like such a fun read for kids. Thanks for sharing!
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