Riding the waves and rolling down the road--Nickelodeon's SpongeBob SquarePants is ready for summer adventure. Boys and girls ages 3 to 7 are sure to love this full-color storybook that features two super-silly stories in one and includes over fifty stickers.
"What have you got for dinner, Mrs Spot? What have you got in your cooking pot? Is it cold? Is it hot? Will we like it, Mrs Spot?" "Soup!" "Thanks a lot, Mrs Spot!"
Mum's birthday was soon. Sara wanted to get her a present. "What can I give my Mum?" she asked the man upstairs. "Chocolates!" said man upstairs. "She'd like a box of chocolates."
Catherine like to count everything. She like to count the hairs on Grandad's head. She liked to count the fish in bowl.
Trees are very special. Without trees, we would not have many kinds of fruit.
Knock, knock! "Who's there?" said Noah "We are here," said the animals, "and we are coming in." "Line up, line up," called Noah.
The first time I took Dad to playschool, he was shy. "Don't worry, Dad," I said. "You hold my hand. You'll be all right." I took Dad to the swings. He didn't want to have a swing. I showed him what to do, but he was too shy.
"I'm sick of my boring old bed," said Jim. "I want a new place to sleep." "You can sleep anywhere," said Dad. "Anywhere?" said Jim. "Anywhere you like," said Dad. Jim thought it would be fun to sleep in a drawer. He put in his pillow and blanket. The only problem was, the drawer was too small.
Mrs Grindy was tired of her shoes. She went to the shop for some new ones. "You've come to the right place," said the saleswoman. "I've got hundreds of shoes. I'll find the shoes that are right for you." "Left and right," said Mrs. Grindy.
Wilma and Biff saw a notice. It was about a go-kart race. Wilma had an idea. She told Biff about it.