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The Little Old Lady Who Was Not Afraid of Anything



Last updated Monday, March 25, 2002

Author: Linda Williams
Illustrator: Megan Lloyd
Date of Publication:
ISBN: 0690045867
Grade Level: 2nd
Date(s) Used: Oct. 1999

Synopsis: A scary, cumulative jump story with a surprising and satisfying ending. The old lady is spunky but not foolhardy. The illustrations are colorful and pleasing. A tale for telling near Halloween, this is useful for students to retell or dramatize using the flannel board or puppets.


 
 
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