Picture Puffin Books No Jumping on the Bed, (Paperback)

from jenniferatkinson

Summary: We are introduced to Walter, who lives on the top floor of his tall apartment building, as he is getting ready for bed. In walks his father to remind him that he is not to jump on his bed, in fear that eventually it will fall through the floor. As Walter tries to fall asleep, he can hear...

from kmcpha3

I liked this book for two reasons. First, the language is very descriptive. The text is descriptive enough that I began to draw a picture in my head before I was done reading the page and looked at the illustration. For example, when the author was talking about how Walter was jumping on the bed....

from conuly

This is a basic cumulative tale. Walter finally jumps so high he falls through the floor, and as he goes on more and more residents of his apartment building fall with him, down and down in a rhyming fashion. Eventually Walter wakes up - just in time for his upstairs neighbor to fall on top of hi...

from kimbrady

Arnold's picture book is humorous and exaggerated account of what could happen when children don't listen to mom and dad. Walter jumps on his bed one night and winds up meeting a few of his downstairs neighbors. The illustrations have a caricatured quality and are full of bright colors and silly ...

from Philip413

Summary: This cute story begins with a little boy named Walter. Walter loved jumping on his bed, but as his father walked in to turn of his lights he was caught. His dad told him not to jump on his bed or he is going to crash through the floor. As Walter drifts off to sleep he listens to the boy ...