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    Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day

    Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day

    Whether reacting to a day that goes from bad to worse, or to the discovery that he's about to be moved across country, Alexander's emotions repeatedly get the best of him. These are amusing accounts of a little boy's encounters with the everyday and not-so-everyday surprises in life.

    When Alexander wakes up he finds bubble gum in his hair...and from there the day only gets worse. An amusing account of a little boy's encounter with Murphy's law.

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Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day

Author: Judith Viorst

Illustrator: Ray Cruz

Series: Alexander

Interest Level:
1-2

Lexile Framework:
970L

Grade Level Equivalent:
3.6

Age:
5-7

Genre:
Realistic Fiction, Fiction

Subject:
Families and Social Structures, Self-Confidence, Growing Up

About This Book

In this contemporary classic, veteran children's author Viorst introduces us to Alexander, a kid with an unruly crop of hair, who gets out of bed to face a day that seems to grow increasingly worse with each passing minute. Indeed, on the very first page, Alexander wakes to hair full of gum, trips on his skateboard, and drops a sweater in a sink full of water. At breakfast, his brothers are having a far better day — having found prizes in their breakfast cereal — which makes Alexander feel worse. School offers him no respite from his horrible day: he gets reprimanded by a teacher, he gets demoted to third best friend, and at lunch, finds himself dessertless. Could the day get worse? After school, the dentist discovers a cavity, the elevator door closes on his foot, and at the shoe store, he has to buy plain white shoes (while both brothers get shoes with stripes!). Later, he gets lima beans for dinner and there's kissing on TV — Alexander can't wait for this day to end.


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