Live Oak Readalongs: Pocket for Corduroy, a (1 Paperback/1 CD) (Mixed media product)

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...

from conuly

In many ways, this is just a reprisal of the original book. Corduroy is out and about, he hears a comment that makes him think is outfit is lacking in some way (this time, he doesn't have a pocket), he goes looking for it, he gets lost and stays the night away from his friend Lisa, he makes a num...

from allawishus

Corduroy still lives with Lisa and her mom; this time she takes him to the laundromat while she and her mother do their laundry. While he's there, he decides he wants a pocket for his overalls. He looks around the laundromat for a proper piece of material with which to fashion a pocket; Lisa lose...

from tburfe1

This is the cutest book I have read so far! It features a multicultural neighborhood, and a young African American girl as the other main character. Corduroy is a teddy bear that goes in search for a pocket. He ends up getting separated and has adventures in the Laundromat that takes the reader d...

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...