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Flat Stanley

Flat Stanley

Children's BooksFantasy
Pages
80
Published
1991
Language
English

Synopsis

Stanley Lambchop is just an ordinary boy until a freak accident leaves him only half an inch thick! Suddenly, Stanley can be mailed anywhere in the world. Follow Stanley as he uses his unique condition to his advantage, leading to some truly wild adventures.

Prose complexity
1/10

Vibe

LightheartedFunnyAdventurousWhimsical
Fish Out of Water

Genres

Children's Books Fantasy Juvenile Middle Grade Humor

Authors

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Jeff Brown

Born in New York City, Jeff Brown has been a story editor and assistant film producer in Hollywood. He has worked on the editorial staffs of The New Yorker and the Saturday Evening Post, and his stories have appeared in these magazines and many others.

J
Jon Mitchell

Jon Mitchell is the author behind the beloved Flat Stanley series, a collection of children's books that have sparked imaginations for generations. His stories are known for their playful adventures and the simple, yet enduring, concept of a boy who can travel the world as a flat paper cutout.

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Tomi Ungerer

Jean-Thomas "Tomi" Ungerer was a French illustrator best known for his erotic and political illustrations as well as children's books.

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Tony Ross

Tony Ross is the author behind the beloved Flat Stanley series, perfect for young readers who enjoy adventure and imagination. His stories have brought joy to countless children, making him a familiar name in children's literature.

Characters

Stanley LambchopProtagonist
All characters in Flat Stanley

Frequently asked questions

  • Is Flat Stanley part of a series?

    Flat Stanley is the first book in a long-running series of adventures featuring the character, which continued with many subsequent titles.

  • Are there any adaptations of Flat Stanley?

    The book has been adapted into a musical, and there have been various animated shorts and educational programs featuring the character.

  • What is the Flat Stanley Project?

    The Flat Stanley Project is an educational initiative inspired by the book, where children mail paper cutouts of Stanley to different locations to learn about geography and connect with others.