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New York. 1988. Scholastic. 1st Printing. Very Good in Dustjacket. 0590415573. Illustrated by Alexandra Day. 38 pages. hardcover. Cover art by Alexandra Day. keywords: Children. FROM THE PUBLISHER-‘Hey, Frank, burn one, take it through the garden, and pin a rose on it' (A hamburger with lettuce, tomato, and an onion). In this book readers will find that it's not just what you say but how you say it. Frank and Ernest, two animal pals, learn that lesson well during their stint running a diner. Want a hot dog with ketchup and some Jell-O? Well, paint a bow-wow red and get the nervous pudding. How about tuna on toast and a Dr. Pepper, no ice? A radio sandwich down and an M.D., hold the hail. How do Frank and Ernest manage to learn all they need to know about running a diner? Its easy as pie! The bear and elephant not only do a terrific job, they have a lot of fun. Alexandra Day has created a book full of the secret language children love, as well as a story of cooperation and friendship. The special glossary of restaurant language is sure to keep readers happily entertained. inventory #10634.
