Saturdays and Teacakes (CD-Audio)

from gvandevel

This book tells you how one boy bikes to his grandma passing houses and a tank station. When he is at her house then Lester, the author talks about what he would do when he was there.

from anunez1

I liked this book because of the characters, and descriptive language. In this book the characters described are easy to relate with personally. I myself have had such fond memories of time spent with grandparents, as well as great-grandparents. Throughout the book you are able to connect with th...

from ktran4

I enjoyed this book for many reasons. I liked the use of repetition. For example, the author repeats the phrase "Every Saturday" and "Pedal, Pedal, Pedal, past..." The repetition represents how important Saturdays are to the boy. The phrase "Pedal, Pedal, Pedal, past..." emphasizes that the boy u...

from karsenault07

Genre: Non-fiction This is as great example of non-fiction because it is a true story about a little boy who would bike over to his Gradma's house on Saturday mornings and spend the whole day with her mowing the lawn and making tea cakes together. The little boy who Maamaaw, (the Grandma) called ...

from karsenault07

Genre: Non-fiction This is as great example of non-fiction because it is a true story about a little boy who would bike over to his Gradma's house on Saturday mornings and spend the whole day with her mowing the lawn and making tea cakes together. The little boy who Maamaaw, (the Grandma) called ...