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Amelia Bedelia Chapter Book #3: Amelia Bedelia Road Trip!
De Herman Parish et Lynne Avril
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Amelia Bedelia, America's favorite housekeeper, had a childhood full of surprises, mischief, and hilarious misunderstandings. In this illustrated chapter book adventure, just right for fans of Judy Moody and Ivy + Bean, young Amelia Bedelia piles into the family car and takes a road trip with her family. This is the third book in the Amelia Bedelia chapter book series and is just right for newly independent readers ready for a more challenging vocabulary and books with chapters.
Amelia Bedelia takes everything literally and that leads to all kinds of silly misunderstandings. Tripping over roads may not be your idea of fun, but for Amelia Bedelia a road trip is a true adventure! The best-selling and beloved housekeeper has been making readers laugh for more than fifty years. Amelia Bedelia has a warm and positive attitude and she has fun with language, vocabulary, and idioms. The Amelia Bedelia chapter books feature short, easy-to-read chapters, illustrations throughout, and Amelia Bedelia's can-do spirit. This is the third book in the chapter book series featuring the childhood of America's favorite housekeeper. The first book was called Amelia Bedelia Means Business and the second book was Amelia Bedelia Unleashed—and you don't have to read them in series order to enjoy them.
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Amelia Bedelia Chapter Book #3: Amelia Bedelia Road Trip!
De Herman Parish et Lynne Avril
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Amelia Bedelia, America's favorite housekeeper, had a childhood full of surprises, mischief, and hilarious misunderstandings. In this illustrated chapter book adventure, just right for fans of Judy Moody and Ivy + Bean, young Amelia Bedelia piles into the family car and takes a road trip with her family. This is the third book in the Amelia Bedelia chapter book series and is just right for newly independent readers ready for a more challenging vocabulary and books with chapters.
Amelia Bedelia takes everything literally and that leads to all kinds of silly misunderstandings. Tripping over roads may not be your idea of fun, but for Amelia Bedelia a road trip is a true adventure! The best-selling and beloved housekeeper has been making readers laugh for more than fifty years. Amelia Bedelia has a warm and positive attitude and she has fun with language, vocabulary, and idioms. The Amelia Bedelia chapter books feature short, easy-to-read chapters, illustrations throughout, and Amelia Bedelia's can-do spirit. This is the third book in the chapter book series featuring the childhood of America's favorite housekeeper. The first book was called Amelia Bedelia Means Business and the second book was Amelia Bedelia Unleashed—and you don't have to read them in series order to enjoy them.
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I have always loved the Amelia Bedelia books for their humor and clever jokes that can typically be applicable to anyone's life. The language used by the author, as well as the development of the character Amelia, give readers a great sense of the type of mischief Amelia gets herself into throughout the book. The black and white doodles throughout the book serve as great assistants to supporting text and urges the reader to learn more. I especially liked the overall message the book suggests, that although some things may not go as planned, what's important is spending time with your family.
“Amelia Bedilia Road Trip” teaches students many little lessons throughout the story. The story is meant to be a fun read for young children showing that you do not need to go on a grand vacation to have fun, but rather you can create your own adventures with your family that will have lasting memories. Although Amelia Bedilia and her family just randomly drove and got lost, they were able to meet new friends and have an amazing experience catching a huge fish. This story showed that creating your own adventures can be a lot more fun than planning vacations to far off places, and you do not even need to leave far from home to have fun. This story also teaches children to not take things literally. There are a lot of sayings that may sound like they mean one thing but they are just an expression that mean something else. One such saying was “Let’s go buy some staples” which actually means, “Let’s buy the basic items that we really need. Although that can be confusing to young children, including Amelia Bedilia, it teaches them in a fun way that some things are just expressions and should not be taken literally.