Carl's Snowy Afternoon
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Picture Book · Ages 3–6 · 2009

Carl's Snowy Afternoon

Written and illustrated by Alexandra Day

Part of the Good Dog Carl series

A babysitter is clueless as Carl and Madeleine sneak out for snowy adventures.

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32 pages· ~300L
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Bookroo's summary

Left with a babysitter, Madeleine and her trusty Rottweiler, Carl, embark on a secret snowy escapade. They sled, build snowmen, and even crash the Pond Party, all while ensuring they're back before anyone notices. Will their winter mischief go undetected, or will the babysitter catch on to their frosty fun?

From the publisher

When Madeleine’s parents go to the Pond Party, they leave Carl and the baby at home for a cozy winter afternoon with a babysitter. But Carl and Madeleine have plans of their own– they want to play in the snow! After getting all bundled up, they sneak off to go sledding, build a snowman, and even make an appearance at the party and try sliding on the ice at the pond. Of course, resourceful Carl gets the baby home before her parents return–and the babysitter is never the wiser. Everyone’s favorite Rottweiler appears here in a wintertime romp.

At a glance
Format
Hardcover
Pages
32
Reading age
3–6
Audience
Picture
Lexile
~300L
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Book details

Reading levels
ATOS
~2.3
F&P level
~J
Publication
Published
November 10, 2009
First published
January 1, 2009
Edition
Language
English
Type
Picture Book
Identifiers
ISBN
9780374310868

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