Murphy’s Big Dream
Murphy’s Big Dream by Alayne Swimpson, published by AuthorHouse in November 2006, is a children’s book that invites readers on an imaginative journey with Ms. Read’s third-grade class to Paris, France. This edition, written in English and spanning 36 pages, combines elements of juvenile fiction with educational content, particularly focusing on math skills as the characters explore the vibrant city.
In this story, Murphy and his friend Scootie initially struggle with a report on Paris, believing it to be a destination primarily for girls. However, as they delve into their research, they discover the excitement and allure of Paris, transforming their perspective. The narrative weaves together themes of animals, dreams, and the exploration of new places, making it an engaging read for young audiences interested in both adventure and learning.
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About the Book  Murphy’s Big Dream will allow you to take an imaginary journey with Ms. Read’s third grade class to Paris, France. This book highlights all of the exciting events of Paris while teaching some math skills.  Murphy’s big dream is brought on by him agonizing over doing a report with his friend Scootie which required them to research Paris, France. The boys were more interested in studying Greece, stating that Paris, France is for girls. As soon as they began to gather information on Paris, and search the Internet, they began to realize that Paris, France is not just for girls, but is an exciting place for anyone to go and visit. Â
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