Clarice Bean What Planet Are You From?

from michelleleister

"Sometimes I think gravity is a pity," says Clarice Bean, who is learning about planet Earth in school. For a project on the environment, her brain leaps to the holes in the sky from her sister's hairspray and the nature safari in her brother's bedroom. But when a big neighborhood tree is about t...

from llpollac

Clarice Bean is learning about environmentalism at school. Her partner for the school project wants to do an experiment about the speeds of snails and worms, but Clarice has more important things on her mind, like protesting the removal of an old tree on her street. Clarice Bean is a precocious, ...

from dms02

not my favorite by Lauren Child. My little one recognized the illustration style right away and wanted to know where Lola was!This was a book that seemed geared towards an older Lauren Child fan. My little one is only 3 so some of this was just too big for her right now. I did not take that into ...

from Cheryl_in_CC_NV

Despite cover, this is not an astronomy book. But it is funny, and teachers as well as kids can learn stuff from it.

from justineaylward

Great Book! I love Lauren Child's drawings. I think this book make the environmental problems easier and more personal for kids to understand. It also shows them that you can stand up for what you believe in.