This Is a Stretch Book Titles

Updated on January 25, 2013
L.M. asks from Conneaut, OH
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Can anyone think of book for elementary age That fits the theme "Blow"????

. As in blowpops, blow up balloons, blow bubbles, blow a penny whistle, blow up bubble gum, I guess some sort of dynomite blow up sort of thing would be ok too as long as it was. Just the saying and not really about blasting things to smithereens.

I have to. Make a raffle basket. And was given that theme. And i'd love a book or movie that would fit. I. Think part of the problem. Is that I'm stuck on honey I shrunk the kids and the sequel honey I blew up the baby, but that really shows my age. Anything more relavent???? Thanks for saving me hours of interent surfing.

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M.F.

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I thought of the book "Trouble Gum". If you search Amazon for that title, several bubble gum themed books come up.

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V.P.

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Pop!: The Invention of Bubble Gum, by Meghan McCarthy
Bubblemania: A Chewy History of Bubble Gum, by Lee Wardlaw

Just go on Amazon and search bubble gum books, or balloon books, or flute books, etc.

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S.S.

answers from Chicago on

the movie up .
around the World in 80 days
Willy wonka and the glass elevator by Ronald Dahl

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K.B.

answers from Milwaukee on

i thought of the movie up. or maybe some science books on minor science experiments.....menos and diet soda. baking soda experiments!!!

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A.M.

answers from Dallas on

Buzzy's Balloon

or perhaps there are some books about whales?

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K.H.

answers from Detroit on

Wind.

Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day, Mary Poppins (kind of a stretch), The Wizard of Oz (stretching for that one too), kids' science readers about tornados and/or wind.

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R.P.

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I know my son would love a book on how to make balloon animals and then some balloons to go along with it.

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