Author : Megan McDonald, Illustrator :
Peter H. Reynolds
3rd Grade - 5th Grade
Stink y los tenis mas apestosos del mundo
Stink and the Worlds Worst Super Stinky Sneakers
Stink y los tenis mas apestosos del mundo,
Softcover, Spanish, Book, Megan
McDonald, Peter H. Reynolds, 3rd Grade - 5th Grade, 9781603961950, $7.95
Stink and the Worlds Worst Super Stinky Sneakers, Softcover, English, Book, Megan
McDonald, Peter H. Reynolds, 3rd Grade - 5th Grade, 9780763636692, $4.99
$93.84 for Judy Moody Spanish Collection, Including 20%-Off, Free Shipping, and No Sales Tax, 14 Softcover Spanish Books
Follow your nose to a hilarious Stink-fest no kid will want to miss! Free Super-Smelly bookmark inside first printing! Does your nose measure up?
When Stink Moody’s second-grade class goes on a field trip to the Gross-Me-Out exhibit at the science museum, he learns that his very own nose has amazing sniffing abilities — and that some people have real jobs sniffing stuff for NASA! Soon Stink is engrossed in toilet water, corpse flowers, and all things smelly. But is his fetid footwear foul enough to win a Golden Clothespin Award? Loyal fans will be holding their breath for Stink’s latest outrageous solo adventure.
School Library Journal : Grade 1-3–Stink Moody, Judy's little brother, is sure he can win the Super-Stinky Sneaker Contest because he has such a supersensitive nose. When his class goes to the Gross-Me-Out exhibit at the science museum, the second grader is able to identify every smell in the Everybody Stinks exhibit, from bad breath to B.O. This ability really impresses his classmates. He becomes Mr. Nose-it-all, and he hopes one day to smell a corpse flower, which has the worst odor in the entire world. When cancellation of the contest is threatened because one of the judges is sick, Stink's teacher comes up with a unique way to save the day, but it would mean that Stink would have to give up becoming a contestant. Stink is a delightful protagonist, comical and bright, and McDonald cleverly imparts information on smells. The characters ring true. The early chapter-book format is inviting, with lots of white space, occasional illustrations, and a vocabulary that stretches but doesn't strain young readers. A funny book worthy of being added to almost any collection.
Booklist : From the class trip to the science museum's "Gross-Me-Out" exhibit to experiments with toilet water to a retelling of how, years before, baby Stink's dirty diaper inspired his name, this book rewards readers drawn by the word Stink in the title. After working to create the vilest entry in a smelly sneaker contest, Stink proves his worth as a substitute judge. Some readers will find that the recurring references to stench grow tiresome, but others will enjoy watching Stink take his first steps toward his chosen career: professional smeller. Appealing artwork adds to this humorous chapter book's, uh, charm.