Some Smug Slug

by Pamela Duncan Edwards

Book Overview

A smug slug that will not listen to the animals around it comes to an unexpected end This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0060247894
• ISBN13: 9780060247898
• Release Date: April 1996
• Publisher: Katherine Tegen Books
• Length: 32 Pages
• Weight: 0.70 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 10.4" x 9.2"
• Age Range: 4 to 8 years
• Grade Range: Preschool to Grade 3

Customer Reviews

Great alliteration, but....

First, let me state that contrary to what you may have read elsewhere, this book has a very happy ending. What ending could be happier than the cycle of life, a frog getting a good meal? Such a succulent slug! Slugs? Eat up your garden. Frogs? Eat up your slugs. I can tell you which critter *I* prefer! The alliteration is great, and a wonderful way to introduce your kid TO alliteration. And the artwork is well down. However, because every sentence had to be packed with as many s- words as possible, some of the statements are a bit... non sequitur-ish. I don't think, for example, that "silly" is the best word to describe the slug's ascent, although one of the other animals seems to think so. Still, all told, it's a very good book with a funny twist ending.

Great

This product was great! It arrived in a timely manner and was in the condition the seller described! I would definitely buy from this seller again!

My students loved it!

I teach second grade, and one of our standards is to introduce our students to different forms of figurative language. My students loved all the alliterations and illustrations found in Some Smug Slug. They also enjoyed me reading itto them, and they had fun writing their own alliterations. I would recommend this book to any teacher who is looking for a good anchor book to introduce alliterations to her students.

I loved this book!

I really enjoyed the alliteration, pictures and anticipation of this book! The kids were on the edge of their seats! As an environmental education teacher, I also really enjoyed the ending, even if it wasn't exactly a happy ending, it teaches the children about the web of life/food chain. :o)

A Slugland Thriller!

This is a silly, suspenseful saga penned in tongue-twisting poetry about pride coming before a fall, ignoring neighborly warnings & slithering up a slippery slope into the maw of destiny. Some Smug Slug is super with riveting illustrations! Very well done!