Books like Fun, no fun by James Stevenson
In this compact picture story, author James Stevenson shares recollections from his own youth, arranging them into two clear sections that reflect different themes of his early life. Designed for children in grades two through three and preschoolers alike, the book pairs simple prose with bright illustrations to introduce young readers to a personal biography of an American author.
First publish date: 1994
Genre: Biography & Autobiography/Autobiography
Authors: James Stevenson
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