The Flat Stanley Collection by Jeff Brown

The students enjoyed reading it and they could relate to Stanely's brother who was jealous of stanely because he was getting all the attention. I read this story with my first grade class. ' Flat Stanley was a sad story because he was flat. ' had never officially read this book, but had participated in 'showing' a roommate's younger sibling Flat Stanley around. ' liked how stanley got flat by the bulletin board ' - Samuel, you'd have to have kids who read this in school.

' this is one of the best books I have ever read, I've shared it with my kids, I've even taken flat Stanley on an adventure. I like because of the family relationship. ' This book is a great tool to use to talk about how to help one another, emotions, traveling, arts, math, and science.

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It might be often we remember or simply don't forget our childhood reads but at least for me, this simple story rushes out in comfort and offers a 'large print' guide to quieting this still screaming, self questiong mind. 'For some reason (as if I don't know it) this fantastic first run classic, tugged a string in me many years ago.

In Stanley, Flat Again!, he risks great danger to save a girl from being flattened.or worse. Stanley in Space follows Stanley to the ends of the Earth and beyond. In Invisible Stanley, our invisible hero plays matchmaker, appears (sort of) on television, and fights crime. Then one night, a huge bulletin board falls on him, and he wakes up flat! So begins Flat Stanley, the first in a beloved series of extraordinary adventures.

The Flat Stanley Collection by Jeff Brown