Where’s Walrus? by Stephen Savage (Scholastic, February 2011) is a wordless book about a Walrus who escapes from the zoo. As the zookeeper searches for him around town, Walrus cleverly hides wherever he can find a place, blending in with the town workers and scenery. My son loved finding Walrus on each page. Although the clever Walrus does return to the zoo, he finds his place with a special talent.
Where’s Walrus? is a clever book with simple illustrations just right for the young reader who likes search-and-find books.
I’m loving these posts! I keep popping over to my library catalogue to request a few for my niece. 🙂
Eva » I’m so glad! I feel like I’m boring most readers with these kiddie lit posts but I must be honest: I love reading the books and posting about them. And Cybils is tons of fun (and work).
This is how I hope to post my reviews…in categories.
Debnance » yes, I’ve also been reading MORE since I posted so I’ll end up with a misc post at the end, unfortunately, but I can only post so many times a week, so categories it is as much as I can…
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