説明
Stanley Lambchop wakes up one day to an unexpected surprise—a bulletin board has fallen on him while he was sleeping, leaving him flat as a pancake. Initially bewildered by his new shape, Stanley starts to discover the surprising advantages of being flat. With his newfound abilities, he can slip under doors, glide through the air, and even fit into places he never could before. This unusual transformation leads him on a series of lighthearted adventures that showcase his creativity and resourcefulness.
As Stanley embarks on these escapades, he learns to embrace his uniqueness. His flatness becomes a tool for problem-solving, allowing him to help friends and navigate challenges in imaginative ways. From thrilling experiences to heartwarming moments, Stanley's journey reveals the importance of perspective, friendship, and self-acceptance. Children will find themselves captivated by Stanley's resilience and optimism.
Through amusing illustrations and relatable themes, this story encourages readers to see the world differently and appreciate the quirks that set them apart. Stanley's adventures not only entertain but also impart valuable lessons about adaptability and the beauty of being oneself.
As Stanley embarks on these escapades, he learns to embrace his uniqueness. His flatness becomes a tool for problem-solving, allowing him to help friends and navigate challenges in imaginative ways. From thrilling experiences to heartwarming moments, Stanley's journey reveals the importance of perspective, friendship, and self-acceptance. Children will find themselves captivated by Stanley's resilience and optimism.
Through amusing illustrations and relatable themes, this story encourages readers to see the world differently and appreciate the quirks that set them apart. Stanley's adventures not only entertain but also impart valuable lessons about adaptability and the beauty of being oneself.
本の詳細
形式
ペーパーバック
ページ数
64ページ
言語
英語
公開されました
Jan 1, 1996
出版社
HarperTrophy
版
Revised
版
42 版
ISBN-10
0064420264
ISBN-13
9780064420266
ジャンル
レビュー
すべて表示This made me afraid of bulletin boards as a kid. I hope I'm not the only one.
February 28th 2026