by Kim Norman
A short, rhyming picture book that sends a silly pirate skeleton on a treasure-hunt beneath the waves. The language is jaunty and built for read-alouds, and illustrations carry much of the clue-and-surprise work, so the fun comes from timing and visual payoffs as bones reappear. Its useful part is lighthearted engagement: kids laugh at the premise and point out details. Its limitation is thin explanatory content — readers looking for true-to-life anatomy or a plot-heavy tale will feel unsatisfied.
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A silly pirate skeleton seeks to put its bones back together in this rhyming romp beneath the waves.Cast a spyglass 'round herewhile breakers curl and pound here.There's treasure to be found here I feel it in my bones!A stormy night at sea has uncovered some longburied secrets and surprises. Is that the mast of a shipwreck A faded pirate hat ...
Difficulty:easy
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