Where’s My Sock? #PPBF

Hi Friends! Happy Friday! Today is special and I have a special treat. See why.

Where's My Sock book cover_Title : Where’s My Sock?

Author / Illustrator :  Joyce Dunbar/ Sanja Rescek

Publishing info : Scholastic Books, 2006, fiction

Ages : Grades PreK – 3

Resources : Have your child count the socks on the fold out. With your pre K students go over the colors on the socks hanging on the line on the fold out. Ask if they ever lost a sock and lead a discussion in this area.

Themes : Relationships, Educational, Feelings, Humor

First Three Sentences : Pippin was mad. Pippin was really mad. Pippin was as mad as can be!

Summary From Amazon : “ Pippin is as mad as can be. “I can’t find my other sock!” he exclaims. “My yellow sock with clocks, just like the one I am wearing!” Where do those maddening missing socks go? Pippin is determined to find out. Together with his friend Tog, he embarks on the greatest sock search ever.

Laundry baskets! Wastebaskets! Fruit baskets? No drawer is left unturned. From a mountaintop of socks, through a maze of mismatched knits, to a gatefold clothesline showcasing cheerful argyles, stripes, and dots, WHERE’S MY SOCK? bursts with colorful footwear for kids to look for, count, and pair. “

Why I love it : I picked this book out after seeing Debbie Ridpath Ohi ‘s Where are my Books? I put it on hold at my local library and found it the best of the week. Because that is what I do. I read what I hope to write. “Where’s My Sock?” turned out to be surprising! One of the main characters is a sock with clocks! And you know clocks are one of my favorite things.  Just look at what I have on Pinterest!! And we all know my book “Annie’s Special Day” is all about time and clocks. this book is charming and has a sweet twist at the end, just like my book. So there is a lot to love.

For the complete list of books with resources, please visit Perfect Picture Books.

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Also there is another blog Susanna started with alphabetizing here :

So you see? There is no scarcity of places to look for picture books. Enjoy!!

See you on Tuesday! and again next Friday with another Perfect Picture Book.

Have a Happy Happy Weekend!

XOXO

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About ClaraBowmanJahn

Journal writer. Author of "Annie's Special Day" And coauthor of Edmund Pickle Chin, A Donkey Rescue Story." Proud mother and grandmother of wonderful kids. Wife of brilliant husband. Servant of two cats. Member of Pennwriters and SCBWI.
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21 Responses to Where’s My Sock? #PPBF

  1. This book sounds wonderful. I love the baby mouse too. So endearing. Have a great weekend, Clar. 🙂

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    • clarbojahn says:

      Sorry to be so late answering my comments Tracy but I did not see them on my new web site. A kink we have to fix! 🙂

      You will like this book, I am sure. The illustrator has something cute on each page making the reader look twice. So cute. 🙂

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  2. What a great colorful cover! Gives you a sense that when you open the book, the story is going to be full of busy fun!

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  3. Sounds like a tisket of a tasket!

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  4. This looks like a cute book. I will check it out. Thanks for the review.

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  5. Widdershins says:

    That is just about the most gorgeousest mouseling ever! 😀

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    • clarbojahn says:

      AaWW! So true though! This cute picture book is one for the pre school to second grade reader for sure. Although for those of us who like reading picture books it is full of fun. 🙂

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  6. Joanna says:

    That opening lures me in!

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    • clarbojahn says:

      Thanks, Joanna! Openings are meant to lure us in and those hooks that do so successfully are what make these picture books winners. (As you well know!) 🙂

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  7. This looks interesting. The title grabbed me right away. I’ll look for it. Thanks.

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  8. Darlene says:

    Cute! I often wonder myself where the missing socks go.

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  9. Sounds really cute! I put it on hold!

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  10. I need this book – because I have run out of places to look for my socks and I think mouse knows where to find them!

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