Corduroy Un Bolsillo Para Corduroy, (Paperback)

from LibrarianRyan

How have I gone my entire life not realizing the family in the corduroy books was Black. The world has always needed more POC recognition in children's books, but maybe in my younger days I didn't pay attention the way I do now. I love the corduroy books, or at least remember loving them as a chi...

from jcofsky

This Corduroy adventure gets underway when Lisa brings him to the laundromat with her mom. When Lisa's mom instructs her to get everything out of her pocket before putting it into the wash, Corduroy becomes curious and wants his own pocket. He sneaks off and ends up being missing by the time that...

from acwheeler

I have loved this book since I was song! I think it is a very sweet and cute book to read to the class about a girl and her teddy bear. He ends up looking for his pocket and gets lost from his owner, At the end of the story she finds him and sews the teddy bear a pocket!

from crashingwaves38

My daughter loves the Corduroy books. This one was fairly simple--Corduroy wants a pocket, so he wanders off and spends the night in a laundromat by himself. It doesn't feature as much activity as the original Corduroy, but it is a fun book, and I enjoyed reading it to my kids.

from AbigailAdams26

In this follow-up to his classic picture-book Corduroy, which saw a lonely stuffed bear exploring a department store at night, looking for a button, Don Freeman once again sends his adorable ursine hero on an unexpected quest: this time for a pocket. When Lisa, the little girl who took him home i...