When the bus breaks down, the passengers turn an unpleasant experience into a fun-filled event.
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PreSchool-Grade 2-- A packed city bus breaks down one day, causing complaints and grumbles until dance-instructor Mrs. Betty Kettle entertains the passengers with a tap dance, to the accompaniment of her guitar-playing brothers. This diversion results in a spontaneous and joyous talent show as bus riders of all ages, sizes , and colors, sing, recite poetry, and perform gymnastic feats and magic tricks. All are sorry when the engine is repaired, but the bus driver apologizes, saying, "What I do best is drive this bus." The laughing passengers reboard, all singing "The Wheels on the Bus." Ayliffe's vibrant illustrations, with bright, flat colors and abstract forms, resemble Matisse cut-outs, and support the text perfectly. Bus Stop Bop will work well at preschool story times, along with any one of the myriad editions of The Wheels on the Bus.
-Carla Kozak, San Francisco Pub . Lib .
Copyright 1991 Reed Business Information, Inc.
-Carla Kozak, San Francisco Pub . Lib .
Copyright 1991 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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