Amelia Bedelia, cub reporter

Herman Parish

Book - 2012

Amelia Bedelia helps with the school newspaper -- to rave reviews.

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Published
New York : Greenwillow Books [2012]
Language
English
Main Author
Herman Parish (-)
Other Authors
Lynn Sweat (illustrator)
Edition
First edition
Physical Description
63 pages : color illustrations ; 24 cm
Audience
Ages 5-9.
ISBN
9780062095107
9780062095091
9781451741957
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Review by Booklist Review

Amelia Bedelia may have been around for awhile, but her ingenious wordplay is just as much fun as ever. Here she's drafted to write the headlines for the local school newspaper, and what fun she has with that! Readers will have fun, too, as they read about eggs hatching in the fourth-grade classroom ( Fourth Grade Full of Cute Chicks ) and Amelia herself having a taste of a new brand of hot dog in the cafeteria ( Woman Bites Dog ). The ink-and-watercolor art neatly supports the silliness. Slightly longer than some beginning readers, the clever text will hold readers until the end.--Cooper, Ilene Copyright 2010 Booklist

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Review by School Library Journal Review

PreS-Gr 3-A newspaper flying through the window and someone yelling "Duck!" set the stage for this latest story starring the goofy maid heroine. Peter, the paper carrier, enlists Amelia Bedelia to help him finish his paper route and then take him to school in the hope that the woman can provide an excuse for his late arrival. Luckily for her, the principal happens to need an adult to help with the school newspaper. These events pave the way for Amelia Bedelia to learn about the wonderful world of computers through her work on the School Scoop. With her literal thinking, it is quite amusing, and her headlines garner lots of attention. This engaging story lends itself to talk about homonyms, idioms, and newspapers, especially the craft of making headlines that grab readers' attention. Simple artwork and a controlled vocabulary make this selection a great choice for beginning readers. It might entice some classes to start newspapers of their own.-Janene Corbin, Rosebank Elementary School, Nashville, TN (c) Copyright 2012. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.

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