Curious George is excited. He has been invited to a pizza party. But when everyone goes to play, George stays behind to check out the pizza dough. There is a small ball for every child, but George thinks a big ball will be better, but when he starts to thin the big ball it goes everywhere and makes a mess. George decides little is better and cuts the dough into designs, rainbows and stars. The mother of the child hosting the party is mad, and sends George home, but she repents and all the children help clean up the mess, and they enjoy their unique pizzas.
Thursday, July 7, 2016
Picture Book Review: Curious George and the Pizza Party
Curious George and the Pizza Party, based on the pictures of H.A. Rey and Margret Rey, story by Cynthia Platt, illustrations Mary O'Keefe Young, Houghton Mifflin, Boston, 2010.
Curious George is excited. He has been invited to a pizza party. But when everyone goes to play, George stays behind to check out the pizza dough. There is a small ball for every child, but George thinks a big ball will be better, but when he starts to thin the big ball it goes everywhere and makes a mess. George decides little is better and cuts the dough into designs, rainbows and stars. The mother of the child hosting the party is mad, and sends George home, but she repents and all the children help clean up the mess, and they enjoy their unique pizzas.
Curious George is excited. He has been invited to a pizza party. But when everyone goes to play, George stays behind to check out the pizza dough. There is a small ball for every child, but George thinks a big ball will be better, but when he starts to thin the big ball it goes everywhere and makes a mess. George decides little is better and cuts the dough into designs, rainbows and stars. The mother of the child hosting the party is mad, and sends George home, but she repents and all the children help clean up the mess, and they enjoy their unique pizzas.
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