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Jul 22, 2012
I want to use this book with my kindergarten students so they can draw what they think this monster looks like by its description only. Please post back if you know of a book that matched this discription.
LindaClark
On 7/22/12, Ms. Fink wrote: > I am trying to find the title of a book I heard about in > grad school. It is a picture book, possibility a poem, where > the narrator describes a monster but doesn't show you or > tell you exactly what he is describing. At the end of the > story the creature is relieved, but ends up being an > ordina...See More
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