The Luckiest St. Patrick's Day Ever by Teddy Slater

The Luckiest St. Patrick's Day Ever Reviews

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  Heather

  This was just ok. The rhymes were only ok, nothing special, and the illustrations weren't my style. They were cartoonish, which I'm not a fan of.
  
  I liked the last line: "May the luck of the Irish be with you today!"
  I also liked the traditional things mentioned, like mulligan stew and green apple punch. One woman carried a shillelagh, and one boy played the fife. There was dancing to an Irish jig, and 'lassies and laddies' coming to dinner.
  
  In the end, I was left wondering why it was the luckiest st. patrick's day ever.
  This didn't have much to offer. Nothing was really funny, besides the boys putting spiders in someone's stew and scaring someone else with one.
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  Set

  Cute St. Patrick's Day book, with very green filled illustrations about the festivities of the day in rhyme.
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  Eastofoz

  Cute and colourful with a fun rhyming story about Leprechauns and how they celebrate St Patrick's Day. Lots of fun for little kids and very "green" :)
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  Melki

  Happy leprechauns party hardy in this magically delicious and super GREEN book.
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  Jessica

  It is SO HARD to find St. Patrick's Day books for toddlers and preschoolers, let alone one fit to read aloud. This isn't necessarily a great read, but with a very limited pool to choose from, it does the job.
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  Joey Gremillion

  sweet little St. Paddy story. Good but NOT great. Illustrations outshines the story.
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  Holly

  This is a cute story. I loved how my son got into it and was pointing out all the characters. Easy to read with good flow.
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  Jessica

  Cute, but not quite what I was expecting.
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  Gerry

  my youngest grandchildren loved this book
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  Kim

  Cute rhyming read aloud for K-1
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  Michelle Gray

  A quick read for story time.
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  Rebecca Ashley Teague

  This is a cute little story about a leprechaun family and their St. Patrick's Day celebration where there is a parade and a feast. This book teaches children about St. Patrick’s Day and even gives details about the Irish culture. The book talks about the tradition that take place on St. Patrick’s Day. I would use this book in my classroom to teach young students about the holiday. I would also use this book and its rhyming verses to teach students about rhyme.
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  Rebecca Nevling

  The Luckiest St. Patrick's Day Ever is a book about celebrating St. Patrick's Day. It begins with a parade through town with music, singing, and dancing. It ends with a feast and a toast to St. Patrick's Day. The illustrations are expressive and imaginative. However, the story is a bit bland. Small children will enjoy the sing-song rhythm. I enjoyed the display of unity and pride for the Irish culture. This reason alone is an excellent reason to keep this book in your classroom library.
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  Nicole

  Cute little kids' book about a leprechaun family celebrating St. Patrick's Day. Fun pictures. There was one big Gaellic word that I didn't know how to pronounce or what it was, but the rest of the book is fun and easy to read and enjoyable for kids.
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  Laura

  There truly is a shortage of good St. Patrick's Day themed stories. The illustrations are the best part of this one.
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  Heather

  Cute rhyming book for young readers.
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  Catarina

  I found it cute.
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  Michelle

  It is a short rhyming picture book about celebrating St. Patrick's Day. It can be used to discuss the holiday and rhyming.
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  Andrea

  St. Patrick's Day book.
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  Amy

  This was a cute rhyming story regarding St. Patrick's Day. There were some difficult Irish words/names that would be good to pronounce before you read the story aloud.
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  Rosa Cline

  This was a very fun book to not only read out loud to my children but also the illustrations were fun for them to look at. Told in rhyme talks about a family of Leprechauns on St Patrick's Day.
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  PottWab Regional Library

  A
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  Jill

  Perfect for Kindergartners.
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  Kristen

  This was a cute way to mix in some St. Patrick's day to our reading repertoire. While my daughter finally asked to read it several weeks after St. Patrick's day, it was still a fun read. It introduces Irish culture to kids in fun wording and humorous illustrations. We enjoyed this, there's just a lot of green!!