Toys Go Out: Being the Adventures of a Knowledgeable Stingray, a Toughy Little Buffalo, and Someone Called Plastic

from sharese

Summary: Toys go Out is a great story about a little girl's toys and the adventures they go on throughout the book. The get into trouble, learn life lessons, and learn about themselves and how they fit into the world in which they exist. It is a great story with adorable pictures to go along with...

from shomskie

Toys Go Out is a delightful book for young children. As I read it I was reminded of a movie I once watched called Toy Story. Both the movie and the book related to one another in a way. Instead of having Buzz Light Year and Woody there was Lumphy, Sting Ray, and Plastic! It was a great story with...

from satyridae

1/2012 Yep, I still love this book. 1/2007 I loved this book. It's simply written, engaging, and so funny that it will be hard to read aloud without dissolving into helpless giggling. Charmingly illustrated by Paul Zelinsky, this book is a little slice-of-life from the floor of a 6-year-old girl...

from abbylibrarian

The title pretty much sums up the content of this book. In a series of vignette-type stories, the toys are taken to school, put through the washing machine, go to the beach, and plan a birthday party (among other things). It's a sweet book and funny because the toys sound like children themselves...

from aplanchak

It's hard to say refuse a book with a fifteen-word subtitle, especially if tailing a three-word, barely-a-sentence title. There is no need to introduce the characters here, as the subtitle meets that need. The tone of Toys Go Out is light and the reading is easy, but the subject matter is much me...