
By Wendy Cheyette Lewison, Nadine Bernard Westcott (Illustrator)
Unravel the mystery of Silly Milly's peculiar packing list.
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Silly Milly is off on an adventure, but her suitcase is packed with oddities—like a baseball without a bat and a hotdog without a bun. What could be her logic? As young readers dive into her quirky choices, they'll discover a clever wordplay riddle: Milly only packs compound words. Can you solve the puzzle of her mysterious suitcase?
Silly Milly returns with an all-new word play riddle! In Silly Milly and the Mysterious Suitcase, Wendy Lewison and Nadine Westcott bring readers the further adventures of this hilarious linguist. In this story, Silly Milly is packing her suitcase for a trip. She brings some really strange things . . . and readers figure out the rhyme and reason for Milly’s choices. A baseball but not a bat, a hotdog but no bun. What is she thinking? By picking up the clues, kids can figure out that Silly Milly only packs objects that are compound words!
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