Customer Reviews

Clifford And The Big Parade

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Dear Parent: if you have a child that is all prone to anxiety or irrational fears: this books is not for your child! I wish that the author had come up with an alternative way for Clifford to save the day. Spare us the BRIDGE COLLAPSING into the river and the vivid illustration. I realize the story is fictional, but my 6 and 4 year old children were quite alarmed by this part of the story. My 6 year old probed: Will that happen to us one day on a bridge? Is that real?

I think there could have been a more creative and less alarming story plot with regard to the city bridge.

Otherwise, Cliford's involvement in the day's activities and parade is amusing and thoughtful.

I REMEMBER HAVING MY OWN SET OF CLIFFORD BOOKS WHEN I WAS A LITTLE GIRL AND I WAS SO EXCITED WHEN MY DAUGHTER BEGAN SHOWING AN INTEREST IN BOOKS.. THE CLIFFORD SET WAS AMONG HER FIRST "BIG GIRL" BOOKS MEANING NOT CARDBOARD. THIS CLIFFORD BOOK IS HER ABSOLUTE FAVORITE IN THE SERIES. IF YOU REMEMBER THESE BOOKS YOU WILL ENJOY SHARING THEM WITH YOUR CHILDREN

I thought it was a good book. I likedthe part when Clifford

tried to played volleyball and forgot about the net. That was a

very cute part. I felt sorry for him because he tried to fit in

and be a part of it. The ending was cute because he got to be

apart of it. Norman Bridwell did a good job with it I would say

that this is a cery good book to read.