The care and feeding of a Grinch
By Bonnie Worth
What really happens when Christmas cheer reaches a grumpy Grinch—and only Max knows?
funny · rhyming · mischievous · festive
Genres
What is The care and feeding of a Grinch about?
Max the dog knows the Grinch better than anyone, and he is ready to reveal what really happens when Christmas arrives in Who-ville. From life on chilly Mount Crumpit to the Grinch’s unusual Christmas preparations, Max shares a funny, rhyming account of his master’s habits, schemes and grumpy moods. With a dog’s-eye view of the famous Christmas troublemaker, young readers can discover the care, feeding and handling needed to live with a Grinch—especially when Christmas cheer is everywhere.
About the author
Bonnie Worth is a children’s author who makes learning fun through lively, rhyming books. She wrote many titles in The Cat in the Hat’s Learning Library, including Oh Say Can You Say Di-No-Saur?, If I Ran the Rain Forest and Hark! A Shark! Her books help young readers discover amazing facts about animals, nature and the world.
Pages
24 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
This edition
2000
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