Purple, Green, and Yellow - The first review on it that is not the worst or best/nearly best (and the first...

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	• Purple, Green and Yellow Robert N. Munsch Topeka Bindery, 1999 average customer review:based on 11 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Purple, Green and Yellow childhoods.

I loved this book! It takes me back to the days when I myself would beg my mom for markers / crayons / colored pencils, then promise not to color of things that shouldn't be colored on only to go ahead and color on myself or my brothers. Robert Munsch himself is just a genius with words. When you read one of his books i'ts like you can almost hear him reading it along side you. I was fortunate enough to meet him when he came to my city a few years ago, and ever since when I read one of his books I picture him, with all the voice expressions and facial expressions and it adds more to the meaing of the story.

There is no better way of traveling back in time through all the memories to your childhood then picking up a Robert Munsch book and reading it aloud with someone else.

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Purple, Green, and Yellow - The first review on it that is not the worst or best/nearly best (and the first kid's review on it)

[...]The story is cute and the illastrations are nice and colorful. One day, Bridgid, a little girl, asks her mom for 500 washable markers. Then 500 good-smelling markers. (Actullay, one of the good smelling markers smells like cow plops.) Then she gets some, uhh, the name is pretty long and sometimes I can't remember it. Something like, "incredible-won't-come-off-and-maybe-even-later markers". Kids will laugh along with the funny story of Bridgid getting carried away with coloring. Now something I don't like: It says her pictures are better then the real thing. I mean, sunsets that look better than sunsets?!? Why, how could it be?!? And definetly not with markers. Paints and colored pencils are the things for the job. The following complaint isn't as big as the cool compliment: Her mom dosen't scold Bridgid for coloring the dad! In fact, she says he looks great! Such a bad mom! It's her own husband and she dosen't scold her child? Blech! Here's what I think overall: Why not buy it? If my complaints bother you a lot, don't, but it is pretty good. Borrow it from the library if you'd like. Signed, StoryMaker. "Gotta trust the kid's review!"

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Amusing tale that entertains 4 and 5 year olds.

I am a prekindergarten teacher. This book is a favorite of all of my students both boys and girls. Although the main character does lack manners when dealing with her mother, the story is very amusing and keeps children on the edge of their seat. My students giggle and luahg throughout the story. At the end of the story, they recognize the importance of following certain rules that their parents have set for them.

Perfect for air travel!

I bought this book for my 3 1/2yr old daughter for a recent flight. The tiny book was just right for her carry-on bag! She loved the funny story too. It was definitely a hit for her.

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Colorful+Comedy=Munsch!

When you read Purple, Green, and Yellow, it is hard to not read it again. The story is original and yet funny, a difficult task for a writer, but Robert Munsch is more than your average writer. Few can write as well as he can. A better-then-best must-read for the whole family!

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