Green Toenail Soup and Bat Fuzz by Sharon CassanoLochman "...is a delightful story that begs to be read aloud . Children will love the alliteration and rhymes in Tito's magic spells , and the fanciful images that they bring to the imagination ...The townspeople are a diverse, expressive, and comical lot who get carried away with Tito's magic. The result is a lot of fun that is sure to please and entertain ." -Pamela Jean Horter-Moore author of LoveQuest and Brief Candles A furious storm has ...
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Green Toenail Soup and Bat Fuzz by Sharon CassanoLochman "...is a delightful story that begs to be read aloud . Children will love the alliteration and rhymes in Tito's magic spells , and the fanciful images that they bring to the imagination ...The townspeople are a diverse, expressive, and comical lot who get carried away with Tito's magic. The result is a lot of fun that is sure to please and entertain ." -Pamela Jean Horter-Moore author of LoveQuest and Brief Candles A furious storm has passed through the town of Madwacky, leaving behind a trail of thick fog. The townspeople run for help at the Wizard Academy, but the ancient Wizard is sick in bed. No one is willing to try...except for Tito--the youngest wizard trainee of all. Follow Tito and his wild and wacky chants as he tries to remember the magic words to bring back the rolling hills and meadow to the town of Madwacky. "Toggly, taggly, tuzz. Green toenail soup, bat fuzz. Peevy, preamy, pie. Alligator shoe pudding, fuzzy fly..."
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The town of Madwacky is experiencing a bout of bad weather, so the citizens head over to the local wizard to ask him for help. Unfortunately, the wizard feels under the weather. It is up to the youngest wizard trainee to put his skills to the test and see if he can bring good weather back to the town by waving his wand and stringing together wild and wacky magical words.
Green Toenail Soup and Bat Fuzz uses sharp but simple sketch art to really bring this fun children�s story to life. The wizard trainee tries several times to bring good weather to the town, and each time he can�t seem to get it right, and brings about even more bizarre weather. The color schemes change and the townspeople run around in a flurry. I really appreciated the full range of emotions the diverse cast of characters show throughout the story.
Kids will love the wacky words included in each chant, ensuring a giggle every time a line is read. I really enjoyed the ending scenes with the strong contrast between darkness and light. As with all of author Sharon CassanoLochmanââ?¬â?¢s childrenââ?¬â?¢s books there is a lesson hidden in this enchanting story. With all the magical spells cast, the most powerful magical word of all brings everything back to normal, ââ?¬Ë?pleaseââ?¬â?¢.
This is a fun kids book that will surely delight young readers and get them thinking of their own silly magical chants. This will help children develop a strong understanding of sentence construction and inspire the imagination.