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PreS-Gr 2 David is back, and he is still causing a commotion. This time, he is sure that he is not to blame for every disaster that befalls him. The illustrations clearly show the dilemmas he has created, but his words in childlike print tell why he feels his mother should not be angry with him. "It was an accident" excuses his baseball crashing through a window. "I forgot" is his laughing rejoinder as he walks to school in his underwear. "But she likes it!" explains why he is pulling on the cat'...Log In or Sign Up to Read More

He's baaaack!—and in as much trouble as ever. Now that David (No, David!; David Goes to School) is a little older, he has more words at his disposal and more ways to stir things up. Making full use of his burgeoning vocabulary, David has an excuse for everything, whether it's breaking a window with an ill-hit baseball ("It was an accident!"), pulling the cat's tail ("But she likes it!"), or ruining the class picture ...Log In or Sign Up to Read More