This book is about John Hancock, Paul Revere, George Washington, Ben Franklin, and Thomas Jefferson. It's a pretend book about when they were kids. It also has real information about these famous people. It's really funny because in one part Paul yells about extra large underwear.

I like how the foals acted as baby pigs it was so funny.

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I liked the book because it was really funny. My favorite part was when Kate was flying on the mist horse.

We liked the book because Maggie learns to write script in the end.

Great book!

We love all of the Pete the Cat books because Pete is so nice and so are his friends!

Greg is trying to find a date to the Valentines day dance in school. After he finds a date the way to dance is a weird and confusing journey.

Brilliantly composed story on the horrors of war, recovery, and growth. Once reading, it will make you step back and feel humble for all of the things you have may have taken for granted. Ishmael’s story is not one to overlook.

Betty G. Birney has written two books that take place during the same time period (a classroom year) but from the perspective of two different classroom pets--one is Humphrey a hamster and the other is Og a frog. The companion book to Trouble According to Humphrey is Exploring According to Og the Frog and it is fun to read them back-to-back although I love everyone of Betty Birney's books in this series!