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PreS-Gr 3—The illustrations are the star of this charming story reminiscent of Philip and Erin Stead's 2010 A Sick Day for Amos McGee in both style and theme. Ferrero's delicate, detailed pencil-and-ink drawings complement a simple, sparse text that expresses Miss Gazelle's gentle warmth and affection for her students and their unique talents. The story begins with Skunk's reluctance to get out of bed; through the window readers see Duck calling "Wake up, sleepyhead! You'll be late!" as well ...Log In or Sign Up to Read More