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Kindergarten-Grade Grade 3–Elvis is a macho rooster who, accustomed to being ruler of his roost, has a hard time appreciating the courtesy of his farm mates. However, when a Hollywood-type peacock who isnt afraid to bare his more feminine side comes to visit the farm, Elvis learns a valuable lesson in kindness—well almost. This fun beginning reader about etiquette written and illustrated by Denys Cazet (HarperTrophy, pap. 2004) is read by Barbara Caruso; the production would have fared better with a masculine voice for the brusque Elvis. However, Caruso lowers her gentle voice to a grumble for Elvis, and assumes a slight drawl for his peacock nemesis, Cluck Gable. Subtle sound effects and music add to telling.–Jennifer Verbrugge, Dakota County Library, Burnhaven Branch, Burnsville, MN
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[Editor's Note: The following is a combined review with ELVIS THE ROOSTER ALMOST GOES TO HEAVEN.]--In these popular children's books, we meet Elvis, a proud and confident rooster. In the first book Elvis is brought low when it appears that the sun can rise without him; in the second he learns the power of "please" and "thank you" when dealing with others. Narrator Barbara Caruso does a terrific job creating the funny voices in these tales. She growls, gasps, crows, coughs, scoffs, and generally struts her vocal stuff in a way that does Elvis proud. Light sound effects and Caruso's steady, humorous narration make this a great choice for young readers, who will enjoy the illustrations as the story unfolds. J.C.G. © AudioFile 2006, Portland, Maine-- Copyright © AudioFile, Portland, Maine --This text refers to the Audio CD edition.
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Kindergarten-Grade Grade 3–Elvis is a macho rooster who, accustomed to being ruler of his roost, has a hard time appreciating the courtesy of his farm mates. However, when a Hollywood-type peacock who isnt afraid to bare his more feminine side comes to visit the farm, Elvis learns a valuable lesson in kindness—well almost. This fun beginning reader about etiquette written and illustrated by Denys Cazet (HarperTrophy, pap. 2004) is read by Barbara Caruso; the production would have fared better with a masculine voice for the brusque Elvis. However, Caruso lowers her gentle voice to a grumble for Elvis, and assumes a slight drawl for his peacock nemesis, Cluck Gable. Subtle sound effects and music add to telling.–Jennifer Verbrugge, Dakota County Library, Burnhaven Branch, Burnsville, MN
Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved. --This text refers to the Audio Cassette edition.
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[Editor's Note: The following is a combined review with ELVIS THE ROOSTER ALMOST GOES TO HEAVEN.]--In these popular children's books, we meet Elvis, a proud and confident rooster. In the first book Elvis is brought low when it appears that the sun can rise without him; in the second he learns the power of "please" and "thank you" when dealing with others. Narrator Barbara Caruso does a terrific job creating the funny voices in these tales. She growls, gasps, crows, coughs, scoffs, and generally struts her vocal stuff in a way that does Elvis proud. Light sound effects and Caruso's steady, humorous narration make this a great choice for young readers, who will enjoy the illustrations as the story unfolds. J.C.G. © AudioFile 2006, Portland, Maine-- Copyright © AudioFile, Portland, Maine --This text refers to the Audio CD edition.
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