Children's picture book. Read this to 2 kindergarten classes and they seemed to like it (though they probably didn't enjoy the skunk convention page as much as I did). Contrasted with "Pink is for Blobfish" for an engaging discussion on true books vs. fiction books. ( )

What is the silliest thing in the world? This book is high on the list. It holds fun ideas and, of course, a great set of examples of superlatives.

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This story describes all the things in the world that are sticky, long, silly,hot, odd, ect. And in the end it has a couple pages where you can write and draw what you think are the tallest and coldest in the world. This story uses many fun adjectives and it is really descriptive. It is recommended for children in early elementary school like kindergarten to second grade.

Teaches adjectives

Talk about extremes! Kids will giggle as they find out the silliest, heaviest and smelliest things in the world. This would be a great mentor text for writing. Student can make their own page of the ______est thing in the world and put them all together to make a class book. ( )