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Other titles in the Taylor-Made Tales series:Taylor-Made Tales #04: The Penguin's Perilby Ellen Miles
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Jason's teacher Mr. Taylor loves a challenge: give him five objects, and he'll work them all into a story of his own creation. And when Jason gives Mr. Taylor the "ultimate challenge" list a penguin, a polar bear, a cactus, quicksand, and a baseball he enthralls the class with an arctic adventure. Meanwhile, in Jason's day-to-day life, he has to take flak from his classmates when they find out that he loves to cook, and he just can't seem to convince his chef dad to let him help out at the family restaurant. In the end, though, both stories end happily especially when Jason's dad and classmates get a taste of his signature sandwich, the Amazin' Jason. The Penguin's Peril is a testament to the power of storytelling and will inspire young readers to be true to themselves. Synopses & ReviewsPublisher Comments:Mr. Taylor is the new teacher in Jason's class, and he has a special knack for spinning a yarn. He can build an intriguing plot around any selection of items that his students choose. A kid picks five items, and Mr. Taylor captures his students' imaginations with tales of worldly adventures. This time, Jason tries to stump Mr. Taylor. He picks animals from all around the globe that could never live together. A polar bear and a penguin — no way! How will Mr. Taylor fit them all into one fascinating tale? Synopsis:Mr. Taylor is famous for his original stories based on any five items a student chooses. Jason tries to stump Mr. Taylor by picking animals from all around the globe that could never live together, such as a polar bear and a penguin. How will Mr. Taylor fit them all into one fascinating tale? What Our Readers Are SayingBe the first to add a comment for a chance to win!Product Details
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