Bubble

by Mercer Mayer

Book Overview

Spark your students' interest in electricity. Taking Charge is designed to help teachers bring the intimidating subject of electricity to students in the middle grades. These teacher-tested, hands-on... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1879920034
• ISBN13: 9781879920033
• Release Date: January 1992
• Publisher: Rain Bird Publishers
• Length: 48 Pages
• Weight: 0.20 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.2" x 7.1" x 7.0"
• Age Range: 4 to 8 years
• Grade Range: Preschool to Grade 3

Customer Reviews

Bubble Bubble

This was the first non Little Critter book that I purchased by Mercer Mayer and found it to be great. It illustrates how the simple act of blowing bubbles can be adventureous. Simple text with fantastic pictures,and light repetition so it is suitable for children 2-5. I found the book allowed for conversation with older children. Great fantasy.

This is an excellent book

This book was bought for my daughter when she was a year old, book never left her side. Now my son is 2 years old and "DITTO" loves the book. It is an excellent learning book and the children use their imagination by looking at the bubbles, very easy for a child to learn to read and they understand it. Would really like to see it republished so I can purchase a new one - old one is on its last leg.

What A Fun Book!

I just love this book. My kids really enjoy it, too, because it tells the story with pictures and they can sometimes "read" it themselves. It's one of my favorites and we've gone through 2 copies--they need to reprint it. My last copy's dying!

This book helps the imagination grow.

The book BUBBLE BUBBLE was a great book for children. This book helps the young childs mind grow and expand with every thought of our little main character. Also the child can relate to what the little boy is doing. All little kids have played with bubbles before and have imagined that it was some weird shape or animal. What can i say... children are our future and the more they imagine the more new things we will think of. And to think it could all start with a Bubble...

This book was a childish tale.

This book was quicker than the blink of an eye. It started and then it ended so rapidly. It had no real story line. Nothing to really fall back on. It was just about this little boy blowing bubbles. How many times have we seen people blowing bubbles. Mercer Mayer always seems to have a goofy childish story. If only he could write stories that people could follow.