PreS-Gr 3—With spare text, ample white space, speech bubbles, and simple illustrations that put emphasis on the
words, these three humorous stories about a ghost, the wind, and a fairy are reminiscent of Mo Willems's "Elephant
and Piggie" titles. This collection also works as a fun read-aloud.

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Three humorous stories about invisible things come together in a surprise ending. The stories are See the Ghost, See the Wind, and See the Fairy. Great for exploring the concept of unseen things or sharing a hilarious read aloud.

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What do a ghost, the wind, and a fairy have in common? You cannot see any of them! Although they may be invisible, they each have a story to tell.

The dog and cat from the previous titles in this loose series are back again, discovering what happens to a book when key components can't be seen. As with the previous two titles, everything is very tongue-in-cheek humorous and meta, with the characters speaking to the readers as words blow off the page and more.

I love how everything comes together in the third story, with all of the characters in the book interacting. It is therefore necessary to read all three short stories in order, but it is not necessary to have read the previous two books in the series (although I do recommend it!).

The illustrations are crucial to the storytelling and are the perfect middle ground between sparse and overcrowded.

This book is sure to delight young readers who like jokes and puns. ( )