A laugh-out-loud funny picture book about a dog who doesn't know how many pairs of pants to wear (or where to wear them!) by the #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Day the Crayons Quit.
One pair of pants? Two pairs? Three? How many pants should Little Freddie wear? And where should he put them? What about underpants? Where do they go?
In a book with text and art that are sure to induce giggles, Drew Daywalt and Lucy Ruth Cummins settle the age-old question: Do a dog’s front legs deserve pants, too?
Praise for Little Freddie Two Pants:
"Any kid who’s experienced a case of the sillies when it’s time to get dressed will find a kindred spirit in Freddie . . . [Cummins's art makes] this as much a stage performance as it is a private goof between pals. What’s to be done with this pair of pants-wearers? Laugh with them, of course." —Publishers Weekly
"Daywalt’s inquisitive yet exasperated text combines with Cummins’ expressive, child-friendly art for an enjoyable, giggle-worthy storytime offering . . . An enjoyable romp about pushing boundaries while finding one’s own unique self." —Kirkus Reviews
A laugh-out-loud funny picture book about a dog who doesn't know how many pairs of pants to wear (or where to wear them!) by the #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Day the Crayons Quit.
One pair of pants? Two pairs? Three? How many pants should Little Freddie wear? And where should he put them? What about underpants? Where do they go?
In a book with text and art that are sure to induce giggles, Drew Daywalt and Lucy Ruth Cummins settle the age-old question: Do a dog’s front legs deserve pants, too?
Praise
Praise for Little Freddie Two Pants:
"Any kid who’s experienced a case of the sillies when it’s time to get dressed will find a kindred spirit in Freddie . . . [Cummins's art makes] this as much a stage performance as it is a private goof between pals. What’s to be done with this pair of pants-wearers? Laugh with them, of course." —Publishers Weekly
"Daywalt’s inquisitive yet exasperated text combines with Cummins’ expressive, child-friendly art for an enjoyable, giggle-worthy storytime offering . . . An enjoyable romp about pushing boundaries while finding one’s own unique self." —Kirkus Reviews
