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ohyes_that_girl's review against another edition
4.0
I love this series; it’s so cute. I love you stinky face is my favorite book to read to my kids. This one is almost as cute.
kebreads's review against another edition
2.0
The story was only so-so, but the illustrations were pretty awesome.
mariahroze's review against another edition
3.0
This book was only ok. It was definitely to low for my students, a little babyish. Also, my students thought it was weird that the mother was calling her child a "name."
bookdingo's review against another edition
4.0
I wonder if Stinky Face is going to need anxiety medication someday. He worries SO much!
libraryjen's review against another edition
3.0
The fact that the mom calls her son "Stinky Face" is a little funky, but it's a cute story anyway. The little guy keeps asking his mom about all the things that could go wrong while they trick-or-treat. She has all kinds of creative answers.
pussreboots's review against another edition
5.0
Sean likes Halloween themed books. He has about a dozen of them. He also adores I Love You, Stinky Face, a favorite book to borrow from his school. So when I saw Happy Halloween Stinky Face for sale, I had to get a copy for him.
Stinky Face is getting ready for Halloween and his (or her, it's never made clear) mother has to field a long string of trick-or-treat related questions. As with the first book, Mama always manages a kind and creative answer to Stinky Face's questions. I often wish I could come up with Mama's witty responses when Sean is flinging run-on-sentence questions at me.
Cyd Moore's illustrations bring to life Stinky Face's wild questions and his mother's equally creative answers. I think my favorite illustration is of Stinky Face's sister flying over the neighborhood, unable to trick-or-treat because she is so high in the air.
If you're a fan of the Stinky Face books or have a young one who adores Halloween themed stories as much as mine does, get yourself a copy of I Love You Stinky Face by Lisa McCourt with illustrations by Cyd Moore.
Stinky Face is getting ready for Halloween and his (or her, it's never made clear) mother has to field a long string of trick-or-treat related questions. As with the first book, Mama always manages a kind and creative answer to Stinky Face's questions. I often wish I could come up with Mama's witty responses when Sean is flinging run-on-sentence questions at me.
Cyd Moore's illustrations bring to life Stinky Face's wild questions and his mother's equally creative answers. I think my favorite illustration is of Stinky Face's sister flying over the neighborhood, unable to trick-or-treat because she is so high in the air.
If you're a fan of the Stinky Face books or have a young one who adores Halloween themed stories as much as mine does, get yourself a copy of I Love You Stinky Face by Lisa McCourt with illustrations by Cyd Moore.
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