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Crazy Like a Fox: A Simile Story

Pages
32
Published
2009
Language
English

Synopsis

Ferdinand Fox is planning a birthday party, but he's as nervous as a long-tailed cat in a room full of rocking chairs. With the help of his friends, Ferdinand learns to overcome his jitters and enjoy his special day. This charming story introduces young readers to similes in a fun and accessible way.

About the author

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Loreen Leedy

Loreen Leedy writes engaging children's books that make complex topics like math, science, and language arts easy to understand. She's known for titles such as "Measuring Penny," "The Shocking Truth About Energy," and "Crazy Like a Fox: A Simile Story." Her books offer a fun and informative way for young readers to learn.

Frequently asked questions

  • What makes this book unique for teaching similes?

    Loreen Leedy's approach in this book uses a visual and narrative structure where the similes are not just stated but are often illustrated literally, providing a concrete understanding for young readers. This method helps children grasp the abstract concept of comparison through humorous and memorable imagery.

  • How does this book connect to Loreen Leedy's other works?

    Like many of Loreen Leedy's books, "Crazy Like a Fox" focuses on making educational concepts accessible and engaging for young children through animal characters and clear, often humorous, illustrations. It shares her signature style of blending factual learning with an entertaining story.