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Have You Seen This Book?

Angela DiTerlizzi, Tom Booth

Ages 4–10

33 pages · Released Aug 31, 2021

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A note for parents

This is a playful, interactive picture book that uses fourth-wall breaking humor to engage young readers in a creative mystery about a missing book. The story celebrates reading and imagination while encouraging child participation, with no inappropriate content. It's an excellent choice for early elementary readers who enjoy interactive and meta storytelling.

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From the publisher

A hilarious, interactive book that breaks the fourth wall about a boy confronts a book thief when his favorite story is stolen. Perfect for fans of Don't Push the Button and There's a Monster in Your Book! When a boy discovers that his favorite book is missing, he asks you if you've seen it. But with every description... A hilarious, interactive book that breaks the fourth wall about a boy confronts a book thief when his favorite story is stolen. Perfect for fans of Don't Push the Button and There's a Monster in Your Book! When a boy discovers that his favorite book is missing, he asks you if you've seen it. But with every description he gives and every page you turn, you realize that his missing book is in YOUR hands! So what do you do? And what does HE do when he figures it out? A laugh-out-loud, interactive story that breaks the fourth wall written by Angela DiTerlizzi and illustrated by Tom Booth! Perfect for fans of DON'T PUSH THE BUTTON, THIS BOOK JUST ATE MY DOG, and THERE'S A MONSTER IN YOUR BOOK.

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  • Juvenile Fiction
  • Children's fiction

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ISBN 9780593116845 · Penguin

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