The Bag I'm Taking to Grandma's - Shirley Neitzel

A mitt for playing ball, a toy space shuttle, and a fluffy pillow are just some of the things to pack for Grandma's. But will it all fit? And what will Mother say? Here is a rhyme packed full of enough rebuses and twists to satisfy any young traveler. A delight.--Chicago Tribune. Full color. \n \nWhat are you planning to take to grandma's? And will it all fit?\n \nThis picture book for young readers reflects a child's-eye view of what to take--including a mitt, race cars, a space ship, wooden animals, a favorite stuffed rabbit, a pillow, a book, a flashlight. It's up to mom to bring some common sense to the packing.\n \nThe story is told with many rebuses. Emergent readers will enjoy following along.\n \nAs a 5-star reviewer put it: Any parent who has had a child pack too many toys and no clothes or toothbrush in an overnight bag will laugh at this delightful tale!\n \nCharmingly simple cumulative verse and rebuses, wrote School Library Journal. This is a real winner. Great fun.\n