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Steve Martin
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Steve Martin

2 Books
Steve Martin is an acclaimed American actor, comedian, and writer known for his versatile career in film and literature. He has authored several charming children's books, including 'The Alphabet from A to Y with Bonus Letter Z!' and 'Late For School.' His writing for children often features the same whimsical humor and clever wordplay found in his celebrated comedy and adult prose.
Jump in Get ready for a wild ride through the alphabet like you have never seen before. From a dog named David who wears a derby to a very victorious Victor, this book turns every letter into a hilarious and unexpected adventure. Why it pulls you in This is not your average A is for Apple book. It is packed with silly rhyming couplets and quirky characters that will make you look at letters in a whole new way. Each page is a surprise filled with wit and wonderful wordplay that makes reading out loud a blast. Enjoy the bonus Explore the classic alphabet from A to Y and then stick around for the special appearance of the bonus letter Z. It is a creative and funny journey that celebrates language with a touch of clever comedy and charming illustrations.
6-8 Years 9-12 Years 64 Pages
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The sun is up, the clock is ticking, and you are still in bed. Oh no! You are going to be late for school again! Follow one boy on a high-speed, hilarious race against time as he tries every wild trick in the book to reach his classroom before the final bell rings. From rushing through breakfast to zooming down the street, this frantic morning adventure captures the zany energy of a school day start. It is a story full of movement and humor that shows just how far someone will go to avoid the dreaded tardy slip. Whether you have ever overlept or just love a fast-paced tale, this playful journey will have you laughing all the way to the front gates. Grab your backpack and join the dash in a story that turns a morning routine into a truly epic mission.
6-8 Years 32 Pages
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