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Dirt. It's in the air, under your bed, on the street and between your toes. Most of the time, you're trying to get rid of it. Does showering make you feel squeaky clean? Sure you are -- for now. Read this book to find out why you just can't escape dirt -- and why it's important for more reasons than you think.Earth, mud, grime, soil -- whatever you call it, dirt is everywhere, even where you don't expect it. Did you know that without dirt there would be no rain? Or beautiful sunsets?The Dirt on Dirt covers not only what you think of as dirt, but also everything on and around the planet relating to dirt, from dirt homes big and small to secrets the dirt hides and much more. Youngsters will also find a bucketful of fun things to do with dirt, including how to build a bike racetrack, create fossil footprints and grow a garden playhouse. ... Read more

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This amazing book will fascinate even the most reluctant reader!
This wild 'n crazy and just plain old fun book on dirt says that you "probably spend a lot of time trying to get rid of the dirt in your life," but for a lot of kids that really doesn't apply.Just take a look of the toes on the cover of this book and you'll see that this youngster has spent more time trying to attract dirt than get rid of it.Dirt is all over the place and our bodies seem to have a way of attracting it.In this book you're going to find all kinds of interesting "dirt" stories, interesting experiments and will learn about all those yucky things that are under your bed.Did you know that there is even African sand under there?

In this book you will learn a lot of very interesting things.You'll learn how mud baths actually clean animals, you'll see a section on dirt bike racing, you'll discover what is in dirt, you'll find out about erosion, quicksand, sand sculptures, you'll learn about the composition of the Earth, you can read about archaeological finds, the dangers of landfills, Pompeii, fossils and much, much more. Did you know that "Charles Darwin used to play classical music to his worms?"HUH?

The cover of this book in no way belies the many treasures found inside.It's cover to cover fun.There are numerous one or two page stories that will fascinate and pull even the most reluctant reader through the book.Interspersed throughout the book are numerous experiments youngsters can try.For example, there are instructions on how to "grow a hideaway" with pole beans.Even one of my all time favorite stories about the Money Pit on Oak Island, Nova Scotia is in here!If you're in for a bit of adventure and like to explore many different "dirty" stories you might just like this book! ... Read more

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Inviting his friend Bear to spend the night, Franklin plans an evening of fun and excitement, and when Bear suffers from homesickness at bedtime, Franklin helps him feel better and learns about being a good host. ... Read more

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A great story-teaches a lesson with a joke at the end
This was a great story. Franklin learns how to be a great host in this story. I like the ending where Bear asks, "Next time, can Franklin sleep at my house?" Franklin's parents say yes, and Franklin says, "And don't worry about where I will sleep, because I always have my own cozy bed with me." The joke of this detail is that unlike most instances of having somebody sleep over where the host has to worry about where the guest will sleep(like when Franklin had Bear sleep over), if Franklin is the guest, he's a turtle who, at bedtime, just lays on any floor, crawls into his shell, and goes to bed.In other words, having a turtle(or any other animal that sleeps in its own shell) sleep over might be easier than usual. Great story!

Enjoying A Friend
Franklin books are very good to read because they are always teaching you something new. Franklin is absolutely thrilled to have Bear spend a night. It also let the kids know it's ok to be homesick. I especailly liked how Franklin tried to make Bear feel better. In the book Franklin goes back to his room to make Bear feel more comfortable and gives Bunny a hug and says Good night to Bunny. In television episode, Franklin called Bear's parents and let him talked to his parents. Then they playe with the flashlight doing signals to Bears parents. Even though there is a slight difference between the book and the episode, they both had a good time. It teaches how you can make your friends feel less homesick whenthey spend a night with you.

Franklin is a true friend again
A perfect book for a young child to have before their first sleepover anywhere.It lets the child know it's okay to be homesick and that your friends or relatives are there for you when you're away from home.I knowmy daughter learns from every Franklin book and this one is no exception. ... Read more

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Franklin the turtle wants a pet and when his parents finally agree, they are surprised at the pet that Franklin chooses. ... Read more

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Cute story with a good lesson
My 2-year-old loves this book.He recognizes the animals and likes to tell me about them.It has a good story about learning to make new friends.

A moose and turtle in the same school?
We like the Franklin books, and so does our 3 year old son. Always a good lesson to learn, lots of animals doing things that my boy really enjoys. I don't know if any of the lessons have sunk in, but having a good example to follow is always a good idea.

Franklin's New Friend
This is a very good book. I love the Franklin books. This book was about a moose that moved in and no one wanted to be friends with him because he was so big. Franklin ened up being friends with the moose at the end of the book. Moose is really nice and they are glad that they became friends with him.
If you ever get a chance to read this book please do so it is a good book to read!!

Franklin's New Friend
As with all of the books in the Franklin series, the topics are approached in an open and non-judgemental way.Franklin's New Friend presents Franklin with the arrival of a new family in his neighborhood.Franklin isencouraged by his parents and teacher to inbrace the potential of making anew friend, without dwelling on the possible misgivings his has.Franklinlearns that making new friends is fun, and he does not have to change therelationships he has with his existing friends.

Franklin's New Friend
As with all of the books in the Franklin series, the topics are approached in an open and non-judgemental way.Franklin's New Friend presents Franklin with the arrival of a new family in his neighborhood.Franklin isencouraged by his parents and teacher to inbrace the potential of making anew friend, without dwelling on the possible misgivings his has.Franklinlearns that making new friends is fun, and he does not have to change therelationships he has with his existing friends. ... Read more

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FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. The Valentine's Day Party has begun at last, but Franklin lost his cards on the way to school. As his pile of valentines begins to grow. Franklin feels bad that he has none to give in return. But in the true spirit of the day, everyone assures Franklin t ... Read more

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Franklin's Valentine
This is a fun book to read to youngsters in kindergarten around Valentine's Day.This kids enjoy it!

Lovely Story About Friendship!
Franklin's Valentines captures the true spirit of the holiday unlike many of the valentine books I've read where friends compete for the biggest or best valentine ever. I also appreciate that Franklin's predicament is realistic. I'm sure all of us at one time, or another have forgotten to bring something to school, or have lost, or broken items along the way. Children relate to Franklin's dilemma about feeling left out and embarrassed.The illustrations are bright and bold, which are certainly eye-catching. The author, Paulette Bourgeois, does a fine job of communicating her story without stretching the vocabulary, or being too wordy. There isn't any rhyme, or cadence to her text, but her sentence structure is easy to follow especially for young readers.Definitely a winner.

Bring the Turtle back!
Rediscover Franklin!These wonderful books are full of humor, values and gentle guiding ways in everyday situations.A must for night time reading to calm boys and humor girls.

Great story of friendship
My daughter loved this story as did I as the emphasis on Valentine's Day was about friendship and taking a day and celebrating friendships.As Franklin lost all of his Valentine's in the mud and didn't have any for hisfriends, he couldn't believe they still wanted to give him their cards andletters.He realized that friends like you for who you are and not whatyou can give them.As a parent, if feel this is one lesson that your kidscan't learn too often.

Great story of friendship
My daughter loved this story as did I as the emphasis on Valentine's Day was about friendship and taking a day and celebrating friendships.As Franklin lost all of his Valentine's in the mud and didn't have any for hisfriends, he couldn't believe they still wanted to give him their cards andletters.He realized that friends like you for who you are and not whatyou can give them.As a parent, if feel this is one lesson that your kidscan't learn too often. ... Read more

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Turtles are tops with youngsters, and there is none more endearing than Franklin. The star of Franklin in the Dark and Hurry Up, Franklin is back in a cautionary tale about the dangers of straying too far and the security of coming home. Full color. ... Read more

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Disappointed
The condition of the book was not "very good" as the advertisement stated. Rather, the book is very worn and much of the front cover is bent.

They Needed to Stick Together
Franklin and his friends go out to play and Franklin is told not to go into the woods.His friends play hide and seek and he knows the usual places each of his friends hide, but he believes that the foxis going to try to fool him and go into the woods.So, Franklin forgets what he was told about not going into the woods and he thinks fox is going to trick him and hide in the woods.Not thinking the others would go home without him, Franklin goes into the woods and gets lost. At six o'clock they were all to go home, so the others thought Franklin must have started home, because they knew he was not to go into the woods. They all went home as they were told to do and Franklin was left behind, lost in the woods and it started to get dark.Luckily his parents came and figured out what happened after speaking to all of his friends and found a very frightened Franklin, who went home, ate and went to bed, knowing to follow the rules, and his parents were very happy to have found their son safe but very frightened and alone in the woods.Mrs. Symmington

Pay Attention Where Your Going Even When Playing
My preschool daughter loves this book on how Franklin inadvertently gets lost while playing hide and seek.All ends well when Franklin is found by his parents.One cautionary note - the TV show version is different than the book.In the TV show Fox is lost along with Franklin.In the book, Franklin gets lost looking for Fox.My daughter noticed this right away.Regardless, its a very rewarding story.

Great for little ones who need to know why they must obey us
My daughter just happened to receive this book from a friend for her birthday.It has been her favorite book ever since.She has learned how important it is to listen to her parents even when we say something she maynot like to hear.We always have her best interest at heart. ... Read more

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Franklin is very excited when he finds a camera. He knows he should locate the owner and return the camera, but his friends tell him "finders keepers!" and soon Franklin gets carried away taking pictures. With his father's encouragement, however, Franklin decides to find out who the owner is -- and that takes some clever sleuthing! ... Read more

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Great tool for Character Education
I love the Franklin series. Young kids respond to the dilemmas and difficulties that Franklin experiences. they offer honest ways to deal with problems. I use these in my Character Education program atschool.Keep 'em coming!

Franklin books are great for teaching
I first started buying franklin books in Canada and after moving to Switzerland 4 years ago, I had trouble finding good children's books. Franklin the Turtle is great for learning, plus the illustrations are verywonderful! The kids love them! ... Read more

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Franklin and Bear have been best friends forever. But when Franklin lets a secret out of the bag, Bear gets upset. How will they mend the tear in their friendship? ... Read more

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Excellent
Bear trusts Franklin not to tell about his secret, but Franklin breaks his promise. Bear gets angry and wants nothing to do with Franklin. Finally Bear agrees to listen to Franklin who apologizes. Great book for showing that their is no excuse for not keeping a secret and how important it is to say I'm sorry.

Remember to say sorry!
Franklin had a lot of friends. One day he did something wrong to his friend, but he learned to say sorry. This is very important to be a good friend. This book is super! I learned something, and hope you do too.

It pays to admit your mistake and say SORRY!
I like the Franklin books because morally they are good books.I am comfortable with my child reading and looking at them. Reading this book to your child is a good way to teach them to say SORRY! ... Read more

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Franklin learns about the meaning of friendship in these four classic stories, now available in one volume. Franklin Has a Sleepover, Franklin's Bad Day, Franklin's New Friend and Franklin's Secret Club are gentle stories that have helped make the lovable turtle one of the world's best-known and most endearing children's book characters. ... Read more

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cute stories
Great book.I have 2 kids under five and they both love listening to Franklin books.

a good book
the book is perfect. I love it. It's both interesting and instructive for little kids. ... Read more

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Sarah loves her shiny yellow boots, until the day she finds she has grown and cannot fit into them any more. ... Read more

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Not too happy
I wasn't too happy about the shape that the book was in.I wasn't expecting it to be perfect, but there were alot more tears and pages bent then I expected.

Great Book!!
I used to read this to my fifteen year old when she was little,she remembered it still, so I ordered it to read to my three year old.I had forgotten how well it was illustrated, and how kid friendly it was.I defenitely will NOT mind ready this one over and over again,,,,,again!Great book,cute storyline, and wonderful illustrations are sure to make this a favotite of your children too.

They Don't Make The Right Sound!
Sarah's old boots make a special sound and the fit just right. But then one day they have shrunk and no amount of stretching by filling them with rocks and other means will ever make them fit her again. When they go to the store to buy a new pair of boots the only ones they have are yellow with a fire engine red stripe and Sarah will never like them! They are taken home. She gives her favorite boots to her brother and he loves them because they fit him perfectly. After it's rained again Sarah's family pulls on their boots. And when they play in the puddles Sarah's new boots make a different sound, but she doesn't mind after a while because they are just as much fun as the old ones and now she is enjoying the puddles with her brother.

The Pictures are well done because they cause you to be drawn into the story and feel exactly how Sarah felt thru the detailed expressions on her face and the characters used to compliment her.

Opinion:Most well done childrens books (at least in my experience) become memories when children grow up, thru the illustrator's pictures, if they're done well. And then the story is remembered thru that art not usually the other way around, in ages about 1-8 or so, then as they start to get into books that are more grown up they create their own pictures thru imagination so illustrations aren't as important in older childrens books.

Helpfull book
This book is very helpfull in helping children come to grips with having to give there favorite shoes away because they are too small.It helps them to see the advantages to growing older and getting new things.

This is a great little book
My son received this book for Christmas, and we both loved it. The story line is really cute, and the pictures in it are great! I'd recommend this book to anyone with small kids. ... Read more

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Franklin can't wait to go on his class trip to the museum. But his excitement turns to anxiety when Beaver tells him that they'll see real dinosaurs. At first Franklin is worried, yet he has so much fun seeing and doing other things in the museum that he almost forgets about the dinosaurs -- until he comes face to face with a Tyrannosaurus! ... Read more

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Franklin books
My son really enjoys all the Franklin books.They all teach lessons to children that they can relate to.Franklin's Class Trip teaches children that they don't have to be afraid of new things. ... Read more

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Franklin plans to stay up all night -- even if no one else can. ... Read more

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Lost TV Episode Gets New Chance as a Book
I was quite pleased when I learned that this book was going to be available. This is a novelization of one of the lost fifth season episodes of the "Franklin" television series. This is one of many stories that viewers never got to see due to the cancellation of the program after the fourth season. Overall the story itself is fairly decent. Franklin is tired of having to go bed so early all the time and so he convinces his Mom to allow him to invite his friends for a "stay-up over." However, his plans start to fail when all of his friends want to get some sleep, but he keeps trying to find ways to keep them awake. Those who miss the television show will probably be pleased with this novelization, as there's a good chance this story may never make it to video. ... Read more

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In five, fun-filled days, Franklin overcomes his shyness about attending Day Camp. readers will join in the fun with fill-ins, puzzles, and a board game. Full color. ... Read more

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You can't lose with Franklin!
A little disapointed with the interactive part of this book, but Franklin teaches great lessons.
You gotta love him.

You've gotta love the gentle Franklin.
Here's Franklin with his friends in FRANKLIN GOES TO DAY CAMP. It's an excellent way to introduce kids to the idea of day camp and to the concept of journaling. There are word games and puzzles, a maze, and a board game, all surrounded by beautiful, bright illustrations. It's also good for a child who's sick or stuck indoors on a rainy day. I suggest using a pencil on the puzzles so you can erase and do them again. Or cover the page with plastic and write on that. The affordable book works on several levels: story, journal, games.

Franklin Goes To Day Camp
This book was great!My 6 and 7 year olds loved it.I liked how it was set up as a journal, that Franklin kept each day he went to camp.This was something my children could relate to because they kept and write injournals at school.My children especially enjoyed doing the activitiesthat went along with Franklin's camp activities.The book is very wellthought out and my help alleviate some camp anxieties your child my have. ... Read more

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Now, for the first time, four of the most beloved Franklin stories are available in one volume. The complete text and illustrations for Franklin in the Dark, Hurry Up, Franklin, Franklin Fibs and Franklin Is Bossy have been combined in a beautiful hardcover edition that is sure to become a family favorite. Perfect for gift giving or as an introduction to the best-selling series, Franklin's Classic Treasury will delight old fans and new. ... Read more

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A Must for Little Ones
I bought this book for my little one for Christmas.We read at least 2 stories every night before bed.Although he is a 3-year-old, he sits quietly and listens to Mommy read a Franklin story.These stories are great for teaching emotions and other small lessons.

Great Stories
This is a great book.Wonderful illustrations and the stories are long enough for children 4+, but short enough to keep interest.It's a nice hardcover book with moral packed storylines.Great for any kids library.

Franklin fans will love it.
Franklin, the charming emotional turtle graces the pages and stories in this great collection. I do not find Franklin "overly precious" at all.

He has the emotions of a child, and problems of a child. Little ones feel close to him and it leads them through postive problem solving techniques.

My son, who is five, loves the television show and his grandparents bought him the Franklin Classic Treasury. He loves to sprawl out on the floor and look at it while I read it to him. As a result, he truly seems to identify with Franklin's problems.

All children are afraid, or sad at some point. This is an excellent book for a young one. It's a very nature oriented collection for stories.

Buy one, and get four
This great collection of Franklin stories, gives you four wonderful stories in one book!

The titles included in this treasury are:Franklin in the Dark; Hurry Up, Franklin; Franklin Fibs; and Franklin Is Bossy.

Franklin is a wonderful, young role model for readers and listeners.Hedoes not always do what is expected of him, but by the end of the story, heand the reader know what is right.

For anyone new to the Franklinseries, this is a great way to become aquainted with some of the beststories.A child's fear of the dark will be eased with the help ofFranklin, in Franklin in the Dark.The consequences of fibbing areillustrated in Franklin Fibs.

Paulette Bourgeois has done an excellentjob with all the Franklin stories and it is great to be able to get four inone collection. ... Read more

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Franklin can't decide what to donate to his school's Christmas toy drive. At first, all of his toys seem too special to give away, then nothing seems special enough. With some inspiration from his Great Aunt Harriet, Franklin finally comes up with the perfect gift. ... Read more

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Great Holiday Tale Featuring Franklin and Friends
"Franklin loved Christmas. He could name all of Santa's reindeer. He could tie ribbons into bows and play 'Silent Night' on his recorder. Franklin liked to give presents and to receive them. But this year he couldn't decide what to give to the Christmas toy drive." -- From the book

Every Decemember, Mr. Owl's students donate toys to needy families--toys that could either be brand new or gently used.

This year, Franklin sifts through his toy box to select something for the holiday toy drive. He discovers some forgotten toys, like a shiny red car and a stuffed elephant. Finally, he decides that he wants to keep everything--except for a rusty truck with a missing wheel.

Franklin asks his father to help him fix the truck, but his Dad tells him that it won't look new or even gently used. Franklin replies that "everything else is too special to give away".

Franklin's Dad then talks to him about the importance of generosity.

The next day, Franklin realizes that all his friends are giving away their FAVORITE toys--causing Franklin to re-think his selection for the toy drive. Now, he worries that he won't be able to find a toy that's special *enough*!

Featuring gorgeous, colorful illustrations, Franklin's Christmas Gift is a wonderful holiday tale showing that the best gifts come from a willing heart--and that giving special gifts can generate feelings just as wonderful as those experienced when receiving them.

Charming Franklin Christmas Story
In "Franklin's Christmas Gift," Mr. Owl tells Franklin and his classmates that they should pick out a toy to donate to the school toy drive. Franklin gets home, but can't seem to find anything he wants to give away except an old, rusty truck. But when he starts to see what everyone else is bringing and learns how important it is, he reconsiders.

Another great "Franklin" story about sharing what you have to make others happy. Featuring the same sort of warm illustrations as other books in this series and a neat character --- Franklin's Great Aunt Harriet.

Franklin's Christmas Gift
As a mother of three small children, I love all of the Franklin series books.This book was particularly poignant at this time of year when children get focussed on the recieving part of their holidays. It lead usinto a discussion about giving and how that can feel just as wonderful asgetting. After that, my children were actually eager to participate indonating toys to our local church. ... Read more

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When a farmer brings Mrs. Kerr's class a dozen eggs to incubate, the class project quickly goes awry. In no time at all, Mrs. Kerr's classroom has become a farmyard and the situation is spiraling out of control. It all starts when the farmer forgets to come back to get the newly hatched chicks. Before the class can say cluck, the chicks have turned into chickens and are roosting on the science table and chattering away all day long. When the farmer finally does return, the classroom is overrun with chickens. "These chickens look so happy," she says. "I can't bear to take them away. And here's a little present for all you've done." "Bunnies," says Mrs. Kerr. "How cute." From chicks to bunnies to an old nanny goat, Mrs. Kerr's class must take drastic measures to prevent total bedlam. Will her class ever be the same? ... Read more

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Excellent teacher's book for class
This delightful, well illustrated tale of a classroom of students and their feather fluffing adventures is an outstanding work of educational real-life fiction. When the farmer drops off a dozen eggs to be incubated, the students soon learn that the cute baby chicks begin to grow into messy, smelly chickens. But the farmer thinks they've done such a great job, she brings in some rabbits and a goat too! Find a plethora of barnyard vocabulary, care, and goods in this cute little book for your class. Learn about the chicken lifecycle, and what animals can be used for in commerce (eggs, angora, and milk). The industrious students manage to sell enough of the farmyard productions to purchase a farm in the end where the animals live happily ever after... and then begin their next big science unit (I hope there's another book to follow this one). Excellent illustrations, action packed scenes, and beautifully written descriptions that young students (K-3) can really use to picture what it's like to hold a baby chick. ... Read more

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With his new pencil case packed with a ruler, eraser and 12 colored pencils, Franklin is ready for his first day of school -- until it's time to board the bus. ... Read more

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Great for the preschooler who loves franklin!
Perfect book to introduce the concept of school to a preschooler who likes to watch Franklin. Cute story!

Tiff at GMS
The story was mainly told in the forest. The main characters in the story was Franklin. The minor characters were bear,rabbit,foxbeaver skunk. The theme was that this book would be that school is alot of fun and don't be afraid to go there. School is a good learning experience. The style would be that the author has a picture on every page and it has friends playing and having fun on every page.

A VERY SWEET AND ENDEARING BOOK
FRANKLIN IS A CHARACTER THAT ANYONE REGARDLESS OF AGE CAN LOVE.IN FRANKLIN GOES TO SCHOOL HE HAS GREAT RESERVATIONS ABOUT THIS NEW EXPERIENCE AS DID WE ALL AND OVERCOMES THEM WITH THE HELP OF HIS FRIENDS.I WOULDRECOMEND ANY FRANKLIN BOOK.

Franklin wins the hearts of children the very first time .
All of the Franklin books deal with something a child might face.They are written so it is easy for children to conect with their new found friend, and thats just what Franklin will become. I teach children and Franklin isthe most asked for of all the books we have. His stories are great andchildren learn from his experiences.

Our 5 yr old loves the entire series. She reads them aloud.
From the first time our daughter had a "Franklin" book read to her, she's loved the series.Beautifully illustrated and written "up" to a child's level.We wish there were more titlesavailable. ... Read more

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Franklin, a turtle who constantly gives orders to his animal friends, learns an important lesson about friendship. ... Read more

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Muy buen mensaje
A mi hijo de 4 anos le encantan estos libros. Son cortos lo cual estan perfectos para ninos de 3 en adelante.Todos los cuentos tienen algun buen mensaje. Mi hijo se identifica con los personajes. ... Read more

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Franklin is a very lucky turtle. He has the best friends, the best little sister, the best goldfish and, of course, the best mother. But when he discovers that his mother's birthday is coming up, he can't find the best present. After giving it some serious thought, Franklin decides to do everything for his mom. On the morning of her birthday he takes her breakfast in bed, makes a brooch, draws a picture and cuts fresh flowers from the garden! And then Franklin gives his mom a great big hug and says "I love you" -- which is, of course, the best gift of all. ... Read more

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A very good Franklin book, very touching
Franklin knows that he has the best mother in the world, and with her birthday coming up, he wants to get her the best gift ever. He asks his friends for some ideas, but none of them seem good enough. And in the end, Franklin learns that what his mother wants more than anything is three little words, "I love you."

This is a very good Franklin book, very touching. As with all of the Franklin stories, this one is very well written, and the illustrations are bright and well-done. This is a great book, one that I give my highest recommendations to!

Lovely
"Franklin Says I Love You" is one of the final releases of the original "Franklin" books by Paulette Bourgeois and Brenda Clark and it's definitely one of the sweetest. This book is about Franklin searching for the perfect gift for his Mom's birthday.

Franklin loves his Mom. She plays catch with him and reads him two stories every night before bed, even when she's tired. So Franklin really wants to do something special for his Mom.

You'll admire the sweetness of this story as Franklin finds the best gift of all. The illustrations are brightly colored and richly detailed. Almost all are full-page.

My 2 Year old LOVES this Book
*****My 2 year old daughter can't sleep without hearing this book before bedtime!It was my eldest book, and this book has sparked her interest in Franklin so much that we own almost all of them now.It is a great story and at the end when Franklin tells his mother he loves her she tells me she loves me too.I would reccomend this book to anyone.I enjoy it as much as she does.You have got to check this book out!***** ... Read more