Coconut Comes to School
Coconut Comes to School by Berlie Doherty, published by Collins in 2003, is a delightful children’s book featuring 32 pages of engaging storytelling. The narrative follows Coconut, a lively animal who brings joy to the school meadow with her playful antics. While the children adore Coconut and her amusing sounds, their teacher, Mr. Clapper, is less than enthusiastic about her presence.
In this humorous tale, readers will discover the dynamic between Coconut and the children, as well as Mr. Clapper’s evolving perspective. The story explores themes of school life and the interactions between animals and humans, making it a fitting addition to the genres of juvenile fiction and humorous stories. With its charming illustrations and engaging narrative, this book is sure to entertain young readers and spark their imagination.
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Coconut comes to school every day. HEE-HAW! Coconut canters across the school meadow. Her hooves go TRIT TROT! Her ears go FLIP FLOP, FLIP FLOP! Her tail goes SWISH as she flicks at the flies. “Coconut’s here!” the children laugh. The children love Coconut, but Mr. Clapper the teacher doesn’t love her—he doesn’t love her one bit. But when Mr. Clapper finds himself in trouble, he just might have to change his mind about Coconut.
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