Fly Guy's Big Family

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Fly Guy Series, Book 17

پرواز پسر سری, کتاب ۱۷

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فرمت کتاب

ebook

تاریخ انتشار

2017

Lexile Score

460

Reading Level

0-2

ATOS

1.7

Interest Level

K-3(LG)

نویسنده

Tedd Arnold

ناشر

Scholastic Inc.

شابک

9780545663175
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در اخرین قسمت از سری فیلم‌های تد ارنولد در نیویورک تایمز، فیلم‌های مگس‌فروش، مرد پرواز خانواده‌اش را از دست می‌دهد. پس وقتی که «مگس گای» نگاه نمی‌کند، «باز» براش یه مهمونی غافلگیر کننده ترتیب می‌ده و همه‌ی خانواده‌اش رو دعوت می‌کنه... همه‌ی برادرهاش، خواهراش، عمه‌ها، عموها، عموزاده‌ها، مادر و پدرش. وقتی که زمان جشن فرا برسه، پرواز گای غافلگیر میشه؟ خواننده ها عاشق خواندن این سرگرم کننده، داستان زندگی درباره خانواده بزرگ پرواز گای و همه کتاب های مگس گای هستند!

نقد و بررسی

School Library Journal

July 1, 2017

PreS-Gr 2-This is the 17th book in the series, and neither Fly Guy nor Buzz has lost his charm. When Buzz learns that Fly Guy is missing his family, he plans a surprise reunion to cheer up his friend. He puts out posters around the local trash cans to advertise the party, and when all 500 relatives show up, Buzz dumps a giant pile of garbage in the yard (adults will be happy to know that Buzz cleans up all the garbage in the end). Humorous touches including Fly Guy greeting various relatives with exclamations of "Cuz!" and "Bruzzer!" make this story a fun read. The comic artwork continues in the "Fly Guy" tradition, and there are various puns and comedic scenes, such as the family playing in the garbage, making this a silly and lighthearted tale. VERDICT Purchase where this series is popular.-V. Lynn Christiansen, Wiley International Studies Magnet Elementary School, Raleigh, NC

Copyright 2017 School Library Journal, LLC Used with permission.



Kirkus

June 1, 2017
In this antic series' 17th episode, Buzz throws his lonely pet fly a surprizze party. Inspired by Fly Guy's drawings of "Muzzer" and "Fazzer," Buzz plants tiny invitations in every reeking trash can and pile of rot in the neighborhood--and opens the door to thousands of Fly Guy's relatives, after assuring them there are no "swatterzz" on the premises. "Wow!" says Buzz, delighted. "Flies have big families!" Fly Guy too is delighted: "Bruzzer! / Sizzter! / ... / Auntzie! / Unkz!" Buzz's parents are, understandably, nonplussed, but Buzz has it all planned out...even to the catering, as a garbage truck drives up and dumps a heap of stinking refuse in the yard. Out fly the guests to chow down and play amid the noxious noshes. It's a grand party, but time (as they say) flies, and ultimately the swarms disperse as the garbage is bagged up. As with all the Fly Guy books, Arnold makes the most of the contrast between readers' received assumptions about flies and Buzz's total ignorance of them, genially giving the former a 90-degree twist. Page-filling fleets of flies may give some readers (or their caregivers) pause, but it's hard not to get a kick out of the way the flies tuck into their garbage banquet, and the baby picture of a larval Fly Guy with a pacifier is pretty darn cute. "Thankz, Buzz!" says the grateful guest of honor at the end. Readers will agree it's the least a boy could do for his buzzom buddy. (Early reader. 5-7)

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