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An interesting fable perfect for bedtime.

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Sammy, a young shark, goes to the school for the first time and he is very nervous. When Sammy gets nervous he bites everything so in the school he gets into trouble when he almost ate his teacher

A fun take on the classic Big Bad Wolf, our little Biggest Baddest Wolf is taking on the world one scare at a time! He frightens little children, scares the elderly, and in general causes chaos no matter where he goes...and he LOVES it! Seriously, it's his bread and butter in life...so long as he has his trusty teddy bear by his side. What? Hey, even the BIGGEST, even the BADDEST of them all need their security blanket or comfort zone, and teddy happens to be his...until one day, dun dun dunnnn. TEDDY IS MISSING! Let's just say that takes some of the huff and puff out of our little friend here, and that's where the second half of our story finds us as he does anything to get his pal back!

It's a fun read with great potential for story time or read aloud shenanigans, peppered with colorful illustrations that will have you running with the humans in search of cover from this BIGGEST BADDEST threat....as well as a subtle reminder to not make promises you can't keep. *glares at the wolf*

This book combines classic tales of Goldilocks, Miss Muffet, Jack and The Beanstalk. As all the characters search for the missing porridge, they eventually find Goldilocks whose been making all the porridge for a party!
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Sammy the shark can't do anything without eating more than he is supposed to. He eats his dinner plate, the go-fish cards, the TV, and...his babysitter!
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Sammy the shark tends to eat everything in his path. When he gets to school classmates, tables, books, and even his teacher seem to get in his path
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Um, hm. I see lots of reviews here, but it seems most of them are from students of education, planning to be teachers. I wonder if this has actually been run by little children? The images of the wolf, through the entire first portion of the book, are very scary. And after the end, when the wolf is revealed to be Little Wolfie, who is fun to play with, there is an epilogue, in which Little Wolfie says next time I'll bring my big brother" and the scary wolf's profile is shown again. To me, that seems like 'Jaws 2 - just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water...'

If you're going to share this with children under the age of six or seven, preview it first. And I do think it would help if your child knows at least some of the included fairy tale and nursery rhyme characters that were included.

My rating reflects my mixed feelings. If I could test it on kids I might change my mind."

Harum Scarum is the biggest, baddest, hairiest, scariest wolf in the city. And he loves to frighten people! But when he loses his teddy, he doesn't seem so scary after all...The Biggest Baddest Wolf is Level 4 of Ready Steady Read!

Sammy the shark has a bad habit: when he gets excited about something he just HAS to BITE. Even this book has a bite out of it! So when Sammy gets excited about something at school, you can just imagine what can happen!

This is a funny story about a shark and his first day of school. It would be a fun book for kindergarteners and 1st graders.This little shark has a problem of eating everything, so has a problem at school not eating the teacher!

Very cute book about a nice but naught fairy whos gets kicked out of town becasue of her attitude. She begins to be nice and her magic trys to make her go back to her old ways but she finds out being nice is better in the long run. Good lesson to be learned by children.

On Sammy the shark's first day of school, he's so excited he starts biting things. He has to be reminded not to eat the table or his school friends or the storybook or the teacher! That's what he learns.... not to eat the teacher...

Little Bear’s sitting at home reading when one fairy tale character after another comes running over to escape a terrible wolf. Finally a wolf comes to the door- a little tiny one who wants to play. They all play, and Wolfie says, “Tomorrow I’ll bring my big brother!”½

Cute story about a duck afraid to swim

At first Baby Duck is excited that he will have a big day on the water, but when he actually gets to the pond he gets very afraid. He over comes his fears when he must rescue Teddy.