Munsch for Kids: 50 Below Zero (Board Book)

from ElizaJane

I thought this would be a board book edition of the 1985 picture book "50 Below Zero". One of my favourite Munsch books. Instead it is an adaptation of that book, which has had the text simplified and the art has also been revised. The basic plot of the original story manages to come through fine...

from Mdierd1

50 Below Zero By Robert Munsch (1992) I liked 50 Below Zero by Robert Munsch for three reasons. First, I liked how Jason's dad ends up in the most unlikely places while sleepwalking. For example, he ends up on the fridge, in the bathroom, on top of the car, and outside in the cold. The places his...

from EmilySadler

I think this is a great book for young children because it had repetition, making the writing rhythmic, and the storyline was very silly. For example, every time Jason woke up, the book read, "He woke up! He heard a sound. He said, 'What's that? What's that? What's that!'" Then Jason would open t...

from wickedshizuku

I found this book so humorous. The illustrations were funny and/or amazing. Nice coloring, and flowing story line. This is very easy to follow for an advanced first grader. Though the story is long and might give children with reading problems a challenge. Parents take the time to read this one w...

from Shardy2

I liked this book for a couple reasons. I liked how engaging the author made the book to the readers. The father in the story kept sleepwalking to new places which kept the reader engaged as wondering where Jason's father would end up next. The first place Jason finds his father is on top of the ...