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Books shelved as groundhog-day-style: Pretty in Punxsutawney by Laurie Boyle Crompton, See You Yesterday by Rachel Lynn Solomon, Opposite of Always by Ju For that reason, it can be easy to overlook the “smaller” holidays like Groundhog Day. However, in my experience, kids are absolutely obsessed with Punxsutawney Phil and his weather predictions! Even if you do nothing else to celebrate this February 2nd, I encourage you to gather a few of these groundhog day books to read throughout the day. The Groundhog Day Book of Facts and Fun – Wendie Old. This one is packed full of information. It’s set up more like a chapter book – with long paragraphs and TONS of information. I’d compare this to the content that Gail Gibbons’ Groundhog Day! book has, but on massive steroids. (shelved 3 times as ground-hog-day) avg rating 3.88 — 342,179 ratings — published 2010 2. "4 3 2 1" by Paul Auster. 4 3 2 1 tells the stories of young Archie Ferguson growing up in the 1950s and ’60s. Notice the plural stories: the entire book hinges on a ‘what if’ moment, where the plot splits into four possible lives Archie might go on to live. Just in time for Groundhog’s Day (the holiday), we have a list of great time loop novels like Groundhog’s Day (the movie)! Just kidding! If you’re familiar with the 1993 film, you know that reporter Bill Murray gets stuck in a small town covering the news about Punxsutawney Phil, the groundhog who may or may not see his shadow. The Night Before Groundhog Day by Natasha Wing (Author), Amy Wummer (Illustrator) Everyone is excited about the upcoming Groundhog Day celebration in this book written in the style of the “Night Before Christmas” poem. Intended Audience: 3-7 Years. Feedback: Another book in the popular “Night Before” series. Readers found it cute and The Groundhog Day Book of Facts and Fun by. Wendie C. Old. 3.75 avg rating — 51 ratings. score: 159, and 2 people voted Groundhog day Coloring book: happy Groundhog day Coloring and activity book beautiful gift for kids to boys and girls ages 4-8 "happy Groundhog day 2022" by Groundhog print coloring 5.0 out of 5 stars Books About Groundhog Day That Are Fiction. This compilation is like a treasure trove of fictional stories all tied to Groundhog Day. It’s a diverse collection that gives you different angles and perspectives on the whole Groundhog Day shebang. The Night Before Groundhog Day by Natasha Wing. Get ready for the excitement and anticipation of Hello again! I've compiled a list of 10 books about Groundhog Day for kids. I hope these books will help your students learn about the celebration of Groundhog day. I always miss Groundhog day because is sneaks up on me every year in the beginning of the February. These books will be a great addition Books About Groundhog Day That Are Fiction. This compilation is like a treasure trove of fictional stories all tied to Groundhog Day. It’s a diverse collection that gives you different angles and perspectives on the whole Groundhog Day shebang. The Night Before Groundhog Day by Natasha Wing. Get ready for the excitement and anticipation of Celebrating Groundhog Day: History, Traditions, and Activities by Karen Bush Gibson . Learn about Groundhog Day while having fun with various hands-on activities. Intended Audience: 6-9 Years . Feedback: This book provides children with a range of facts on Groundhog Day and more with colorful pictures to keep them engaged. The book also Free Printable Groundhog Day Activity Sheets | Fun February activities for preschool, pre k, kindergarten. Maze, matching, fine motor + graphing. Great winter ideas! These Groundhog Day books for little learners will help your students learn about Groundhog day while also also I conceive the style has excellent features. Reply Groundhog Day Picture Books With so many options available, it can be difficult to know which one is the best fit for your student’s learning style and needs 60 books based on 13 votes: Groundhog's Day Off by Robb Pearlman, Substitute Groundhog by Pat Miller, Groundhog's Dilemma by Kristen Remenar, Groundhog D The Groundhog Day inspirations are obvious in this movie, but it feels fresh with how the time loop mechanic is used as a source of dark humor, cathartic change, and character development. Both Samberg and Milioti bring tons of fun and chemistry to their roles, making Palm Springs one of the most enjoyable in the genre. Books with Groundhog Day-style premises I'm in a book club that isn't strictly about fantasy but most of the members are fans except one, who hates magic. It's my turn to offer three selections for our February meeting (the group will vote on which one we actually read). Posted by u/[Deleted Account] - 9 votes and 16 comments

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