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A father's work is never....
In sing-song cumulative rhyme, Ernst tells the tale of the family van. Dad had it cleaned—all shiny and bright. Then he loaded up with three kids and along the way stopped at a fast food drive-in. If you have ever had kids and fast food together in any vehicle you know that spills are bound to occur. In this case, there is food, ketchup and horsing around which brings even greater mess. What does seem a tad unrealistic is Dad's complete oblivion to what is going on inside the van until they arrive at their destination. The ending takes a nice twist as the kids spend the next day cleaning the family van to once again make it all shiny and bright. Kids will enjoy the humor and the repetition. 2005, Simon & Schuster, Ages 3 to 7.
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Joshua Starnes
reviewed This Is the Van That Dad Cleaned on September 17, 2009
This Is the Van That Dad Cleaned
Strings together a sequence of events with repetition of phrases and, finally, a view of the consequences and cleverly altered repetition of title.
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