The school year is starting, and Adam Joshua is worried. His baby sister is taking over the affections of his dog, George, and he must figure out how to return a book long overdue to the library. And will he ever be able to top his archrival Elliot at show-and-tell?
I teach third grade, and use this book in my classroom. It is always a favorite with students, and one that adults also really enjoy. It is written with humor and much charm, with thought-provoking situations that both my higher readers and my lower readers can relate to. How great to find one of those heart-warming books that is not syrupy and doesn't talk down to kids! I literally have students laughing out loud when they read this book. Then the kids want more books about Adam Joshua, and luckily there are several. The Show-and-Tell War is a real treasure for kids to read and also as a read aloud.
In The Mood for Funny Characters?
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 26 years ago
I think this book is really good because I like funny characters. Some of the funny characters in this story are Elliot Banks and Adam Joshua. My favorite chapter is called "The Show-and-Tell War."
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