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Max Makes Millions: The Adventures of Max Continue... (Eyeball Animation)

1 review
Daniel Vasconsellos, William Boniface

Accord, a division of Andrews McMeel Publishing, 2005

Good for the Mom and Dad too
Witty and poetic. My one-year-old stays tuned in to the end, even though it is long. Funny extras make it amusing for adults too. Here's an excerpt: In blowfish class, Max makes them sweat. "Just inhale, Exhale. In! Now hold that pose," he firmly says, "And see? You're all now thin!"

The Extraordinary Adventures of Ordinary Boy, Book 2: The Return of Meteor Boy? (Extraordinary Adventures of ...

6 reviews
William Boniface

HarperCollins, 2007

BEST SUPERHERO AND KIDS' BOOK EVER!
Believe it or not, i am just turning 13 and im in the middle of reading The Extraordinary Adventures of Ordinary Boy, Book 1: A Hero is Born and i love it so much! And im so excited to read the second one! And the funny thing is, i have always hated reading, but now i enjoy it. And i owe it all to William Boniface!

Max the Minnow Picture Book (Wiggle Eyes)

11 reviews
William Boniface

Accord, a division of Andrews McMeel Publishing, 1997

Kids Love It!
I bought this book for my 2 grandsons, age 3 and 1, and they both love it. The book is a very well made board book for the little one and the moving "eyes" fascinate them both. I first saw the book in a doctor's office and laughed, I thought it was so funny. I wrote down the publisher and ordered it on-line with another companion book.

Mystery in Bugtown (Science Calendar)

9 reviews
William Boniface

Accord, a division of Andrews McMeel Publishing, 1997

Funny Bugs
I bought this book for a child and then realized how much it would appeal to adults with a sense of humor. I am planning to give it to my daughter-in-law who will laugh and then read it to my two granddaughters who will also laugh.

The Extraordinary Adventures of Ordinary Boy, Book 1: The Hero Revealed (Extraordinary Adventures of Ordinary ...

7 reviews
William Boniface

HarperCollins, 2006

This book got my 10yr old to read a book on his own
Great book. The characters are very creative. There are pictures of the charaters too. The storyline is about trading cards. My 10yr old son can totally relate and couldn't put the book down. Not only did he read, he understood the excitement of finding "THE" card everyone in the book was looking for. Just a note, I could not find this book in any bookstore in my area, which really ...

What Do You Want on Your Pizza?

3 reviews
William Boniface

Price Stern Sloan, 2000

Tantalizing Fun
This book is terrific for young beginners. My 4 year old found it entertaining and challenging trying to find the exact piece of topping to fill in the holes. Whether it was the pepperoni pieces, olives, or even the three different types of peppers, all pieces had aslightly different shape and size. My two year old enjoys hearing the story and is really pretty good at finding the pieces too. ...

The Extraordinary Adventures of Ordinary Boy, Book 3: The Great Powers Outage (Extraordinary Adventures of ...
William Boniface

HarperCollins, 2008

Five Little Turkeys

1 review
William Boniface

Price Stern Sloan, 2003

Great book for Thanksgiving
THis book is good to use to address different concepts of fall and THanksgiving, as well as work on counting skills.