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At the first annual states party, Virginia and Idaho hatch a plan to swap spots so each can see another part of the coutnry. Before the party is over, all the states decide to switch places. In the beginning, every state is happy in its new location. But soon things start to go wrong. Will the states ever unscramble and return to their proper places?
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"Charming."--"The New York Times""" "It's hard to imagine a more engaging (or comical) way to learn the 50 states and their locations than in this auspicious debut from Keller."--"Publishers Weekly" (Starred Review) "Will elicit laughs from all those who thought geography was boring."--"Kirkus Reviews""" "A wacky and absolutely painless look at geography."--"School Library Journal"
Charming.
It's hard to imagine a more engaging (or comical) way to learn the 50 states and their locations than in this auspicious debut from Keller.
Will elicit laughs from all those who thought geography was boring.
A wacky and absolutely painless look at geography.
About the Author:
Charming.
It's hard to imagine a more engaging (or comical) way to learn the 50 states and their locations than in this auspicious debut from Keller.
Will elicit laughs from all those who thought geography was boring.
A wacky and absolutely painless look at geography.
Charming. "The New York Times"
It's hard to imagine a more engaging (or comical) way to learn the 50 states and their locations than in this auspicious debut from Keller. "Publishers Weekly (Starred Review)"
Will elicit laughs from all those who thought geography was boring. "School Library Journal"
A wacky and absolutely painless look at geography. "School Library Journal""
Charming. The New York Times
It's hard to imagine a more engaging (or comical) way to learn the 50 states and their locations than in this auspicious debut from Keller. Publishers Weekly (Starred Review)
Will elicit laughs from all those who thought geography was boring. School Library Journal
A wacky and absolutely painless look at geography. School Library Journal
""Charming." --The New York Times
"It's hard to imagine a more engaging (or comical) way to learn the 50 states and their locations than in this auspicious debut from Keller." --Publishers Weekly (Starred Review)
"Will elicit laughs from all those who thought geography was boring." --School Library Journal
"A wacky and absolutely painless look at geography." --School Library Journal
Laurie Keller is a designer and fine artist, and the illustrator of Marty Frye, Private Eye, by Janet Tashjian. Ms. Keller makes her picture-book debut with The Scrambled States of America.
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- PublisherWeston Woods
- Publication date2000
- ISBN 10 155592056X
- ISBN 13 9781555920562
- BindingHardcover
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