George and Martha Encore by James Marshall

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Leo felt like he got to meet Martha & George tonight at the Brookline Booksmith - he spied these large & dusty stuffed versions up high on a shelf. Marshall’s last line: ”But when summer rolled around again, Martha was ready and waiting.” Turn the page and there is a demented-looking Martha (how did Marshall convey dementia, malice and get-evenness with two mere flicks of his pen for eyes?), spritzing hose in hand, lying in wait for dapper George with fedora and cane to cross her path.

”Good friends just can’t stay cross for long,” George comments. It’s George’s favorite season, so Martha goes straight to her old friend’s house and they make up and watch the autumntime together.

She can’t tell George a funny story she’s heard because ”she and George were no longer on speaking terms.” But a falling autumn leaf does the trick.

Nothing he can say will soothe her wrath, but Martha suffers the consequences of her inability to forgive. James Maxim and Martha Codman Karolik Alex Katz. My favorite poke comes at the end of ”The Surprise” in ”George and Martha Round and Round.” When George has ”a wicked idea” and hoses Martha down ”one late summer morning,” Martha screams ”Egads!” and declares war on George. and Margo Behrakis Arne and Milly Glimcher Ann and Graham Gund. Just when you are lulled by the ease of it all, he pokes you sharply. The George and Martha books teach us nothing and everything. George and Martha - George and Martha encore - George and Martha rise and shine - George and Martha one fine day - George and Martha tons of fun - George and Martha back in town - George and Martha round and round George and Martha, two hippopotamuses teach young readers, in a humorous way, about what it means to be a true friend. Here is more from Maurice Sendak on the brilliance of James Marshall: Leo already has another story picked out for a Halloween card (I didn’t know we had to do a Halloween card, but apparently, we do). If you don’t know them, they were created by James Marshall and are the perfect thing for four-year-olds. Leo sent a card this year with a George and Martha story.

George and Martha Encore by James Marshall