What's Wrong, Little Pookie?

by Sandra Boynton

Book Overview

Uh-oh, Pookie is NOT happy in this kind-of-cranky board book from Sandra Boynton. When Pookie feels down, Pookie's mom can always guess what's wrong with her little one. Or can she? With Sandra... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Board book
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0375845526
• Release Date: August 2007
• Publisher: Robin Corey Books
• Length: 18 Pages
• Weight: 0.34 lbs.
• Dimensions: 5.8" x 0.6" x 5.1"

Customer Reviews

Best children's book ever!

This book cheers up our toddler whenever he is blue. He loves to be asked questions and get to answer, "No!" He never fails to giggle at the end!

Best Boynton ever!

We LOVE this hilarious book! My husband and I read it together for our 1 year-old son (I usually read the Pookie part) and it cracks us up every time. When my son is upset and getting fussy, simply reciting the 1st few lines of the book will often calm him down. This is a family favorite and we highly recommend it.

When "use your words" just won't work...

Boynton is back! Here's another winner from one of our favorite children's book authors... It's about the trouble that occurs when strong emotions -- unhappiness or anger or boredom or helplessness -- collide with a little person's inability to explain what they are feeling, or why. A toddler named Little Pookie is in a big funk, and his/her caregiver asks a bunch of questions to find out why. The adult's question appear in bold, dark typeface; Pookie replies in little red letters. Are you tired? No. Are you hungry? No. Did you lose something? No. Finally, the adult realizes that an actual answer probably isn't possible, and starts to ask silly, nonsense questions that help Little Pookie laugh a little and get unstuck. This call-and-response structure makes this a really fun book for parents and kids to read together... This is a lovely little book and a great tool to help build emotional intelligence... Highly recommended! (ReadThatAgain)

Absolutely adorable book

I enjoy reading this book to my daughter (she enjoys it too :)) and use the tricks in this book when she is feeling like Pookie in the book. Seems to work so far.

Will someone read this book to me?

Pookie is upset. No, he has the "blahs." No, he doesn't feel well. No, wait....maybe he is lonely. Well, haven't you been there before yourself? I have! I would love for someone to read this book to me...