What a Mess!
What a Mess! by Stephen Krensky, published by Random House in 2001, is a delightful children’s book that spans 31 pages. This engaging story invites young readers to follow the trail of muddy footprints throughout a house, as various characters deny their involvement in the mess. With a playful narrative, the book encourages imagination and play, making it an enjoyable read for early learners.
In this humorous tale, readers will encounter little Ben, who is busy scribbling on the walls, and Sarah, who is lost in a world of dress-up with clothes strewn about. The story builds suspense as each child claims innocence until the true culprit is revealed in a surprising twist at the end. What a Mess! is designed for beginner readers and touches on themes of daily activities and health, making it a charming addition to any child’s library.
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“There is mud
from the rug
all the way
to the tub.
Oh, what a mess!
Who did it?
Someone is tracking muddy footprints through the house. Is it little Ben? (No, he’s just scribbling on the walls.) Is it Sarah? (No, she’s playing dress-up with clothes scattered eveywhere.) Kid after kid says, “Not me!” — until we finally track the culprit all the way to the bathtub. The surprise ending is the icing on the cake in this fun beginning reader.
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