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by Pam Paparone,Norma Simon

Pam Paparone Norma Simon Animals English

Author: Pam Paparone,Norma Simon
Language: English
ISBN: 0689802803
ISBN13: 978-0689802805
Publisher: Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing (September 1, 1995)
Pages: 32
Category: Animals
Subcategory: Children
Rating: 4.4
Votes: 490
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ePub file: 1855 kb
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Norma Simon (Author), Pam Paparone (Illustrator)

Norma Simon (Author), Pam Paparone (Illustrator). From the way the fire fighters get into their boots & pants separately, to the page where we see fire fighters without a hose running through thick grey smoke down a 2nd floor hallway (ostensibly to rescue someone), to their return home to eat dinner before they clean the trucks and other equipment, almost every page has something incorrect on it. Several pages into the book, the orientation shifts for one page only and the book must be turned sideways to see the picture of a ladder, propped against a burning building with two Dalmatian fire fighters on it.

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Fire Fighters takes readers from the fire station to a house gone up in flames and back to the station again. PW found this explanation of fire fighting "well suited to preschoolers.

Fire Fighters takes readers from the fire station to a house gone up in flames and back to the station again. Trusty dalmatians help youngsters understand the seriousness of fighting a fire. All the fighters are Dalmatians, shown rescuing puppies and cleaning up the station after work.

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Title: Fire Fighters By: Norma Simon, Pam Paparone Format: Paperback Number of Pages: 32 Vendor: Simon & Schuster Publication Date: 1998. Dimensions: . 1 X 1. 5 X . 5 (inches) Weight: 5 ounces ISBN: 0689820704 ISBN-13: 9780689820700 Ages: 1-5 Stock No: WW820704.

By Pamela Paparone, Norma Simon. A pack of hard-working and appealing dalmations make up the brave crew of firefighters in this straightforward and educational read aloud. Other Books You Might Like.

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Norma Simon, Fire Fighters, Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers (New York, NY), 1995. Under name Pamela Paparone) Reeve Lindbergh, Nobody Owns the Sky: The Story of "Brave Bessie" Coleman, Candlewick Press (Cambridge, MA), 1996. Under name Pamela Paparone) Claire Masurel, Ten Dogs in the Window: A Countdown Book, North-South Books (New York, NY), 1997. Under name Pamela Paparone) Nola Buck, How a Baby Grows, HarperFestival (New York, NY), 1998. Under name Pamela Paparone) Charlotte Zolotow, Wake up and Goodnight, HarperCollins (New York, NY), 1998.

by. Simon, Norma; Paparone, Pamela, illustrator. Fire extinction, Fire fighters, Juvenile literature. Orlando, FL : Harcourt. Books for People with Print Disabilities. Internet Archive Books. Uploaded by AltheaB on September 29, 2011.

Norma Simon; Illustrated by Pam Paparone. Published by Scholastic (1995)

Norma Simon; Illustrated by Pam Paparone. Published by Scholastic (1995). ISBN 10: 0590868802 ISBN 13: 9780590868808.

Teaches the basics of fire safety as it follows a team of fire-fighting Dalmatians as they hop into their fire trucks, arrive at the scene of a fire, put out the flames, and help the people to safety.

Samugor

Writing as the daughter of a fire fighter, there's too much wrong with this book. From the way the fire fighters get into their boots & pants separately, to the page where we see fire fighters without a hose running through thick grey smoke down a 2nd floor hallway (ostensibly to rescue someone), to their return home to eat dinner before they clean the trucks and other equipment, almost every page has something incorrect on it.
Several pages into the book, the orientation shifts for one page only and the book must be turned sideways to see the picture of a ladder, propped against a burning building with two Dalmatian fire fighters on it. I understand the concept of wanting to accentuate the length of the ladder and the fire fighters being high up on a ladder, but it seems contrived and doesn't work well.
Also, I'm certain there's a reason why the fire fighters needed to be Dalmatians rather than actual humans, but it escapes me. It seems like an odd choice to make for a book that purports to show what real fire fighters are like...

Cordabor

An aunt gave this book to my son 10 years ago. It quickly became one of my son's favorites. As we've added 3 more sons to our family this book has been a favorite with them all. What little boy doesn't love firefighters and dogs? It has just the right amount of words on the page and enough things going on in each picture to point out our favorites on each page. I just came to look it up so that I can buy one for each of my boys. I will give it to them when they have children of their own so they can have the fun of enjoying this favorite story through their child's eyes.

Fast Lovebird

Except for the handsome-looking dalmations that appear in place of people, everything in this book is realistic. My 2 1/2 year old boy loves to repeat the sound of the water whooshing from the hose, and he's excited when he sees a pole he can slide down at the playground, because it's just like the pole in this book's firehouse. For this author, "Fire fighters" is the best hit in our house.