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I’m A Shark (I Rock, I Swim)

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It is about a shark who claims everything is scared of him and he is awesome. The first couple of pages are very funny in the illustrations, which I will talk about later in this review. As the book goes on, a little crab comes into the story and starts to ask the shark what he is afraid of. The shark says he isn't scared of anything, everything is scared of him, but the crab finds out that there is one little tiny insect that frightens t Shark by Bob Shea is a very unique and interesting story. The shark says he isn't scared of anything, everything is scared of him, but the crab finds out that there is one little tiny insect that frightens the shark beyond belief: Just the thought of a huge scary shark being afraid of a little spider is comedic in itself, and with the silly dialogue that happens between the characters, the humor in this book kept me laughing from beginning to end.

The simple, childish illustrations in this book are really cute and fun. They add to the overall feeling of humor throughout this book.

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As a human reading this book, it is funny to see what the sharks description of a scary movie is: This page made me laugh so hard and by the second page, I knew that I was gonna like this book. The dialogue that happens between the shark and the creatures that afraid of him happen in little chat bubbles, which I thought was very cool because. Also, the way that the author utilized different styles and colors of text to portray a specific feeling within the reader. For example, the little crabs commentary is in small letters, while the big shark's is in black, bold text.

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Apr 04, Casandria rated it it was amazing Shelves: Sharks are totally awesome! Aug 25, Phillip rated it really liked it.

An exploratory look into the responses to fear and courage. Told with plenty of humor.

Aug 01, Jill rated it really liked it Shelves: A shark who is afraid of nothing Jul 26, nicole rated it it was amazing Shelves: I think Bob Shea is officially our go to author when we need to buy a present. Earlier this week I handed Ben a pile of Nicole-approved picture books when we were looking to buy a present for our five year old pal's birthday, but when I saw "I'm a Shark" I knew he'd soon forget the others.

I had to read it aloud to him to Ben, the 26 year old, I mean because I knew he'd really enjoy it. Great comedic timing which of course means great read aloud. Simple illustration with grea I think Bob Shea is officially our go to author when we need to buy a present. Simple illustration with great design sensibility. I love the bright red and black pages and how arresting they are when you turn to them.

Hopefully Joey enjoys it as much as we do. Oct 07, Dolly rated it really liked it Recommends it for: He's a very interesting and down-to-earth dad who writes about what he knows and experiences through being a parent. After the event, we decided to borrow more of his books from our local library. This is a funny story about a shark who's not afraid of anything, except perhaps for a creepy spider.

The illustrations are expressive and humorous. And the narrative helps children understand that even the biggest and baddest among us have our own fears. We really enjoyed reading this story together. May 11, Heather Schmitt rated it it was amazing Shelves: Shark is absolutely hysterical in his dislike of spiders - in the words of Shark, "That's not scared - that's smart". Sep 24, Anthony rated it it was amazing Shelves: You will enjoy finding out. Read this with a Boston accent that is anywhere close to serviceable and your kids will think it's funny.

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I also read it to some adults who were crying before I finished. This is a must have read aloud book for any home or library.

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Jul 04, Heather rated it really liked it Shelves: One of my new favorite staff picks! Meet a bold little shark with an irrepressible attitude, who is just bursting with confidence in every situation Jun 14, Edward Sullivan rated it really liked it Shelves: Cute shark has arachnophobia.

Jul 25, Caroline rated it it was amazing Shelves: A picture book that gets funnier every time you read it out loud. Aug 13, The Library Lady rated it liked it Shelves: Funny but somewhat uneven. Oct 29, Meghan Hunt rated it really liked it Shelves: This would be fun to use in a preschool storytime about sharks. Jun 10, Joella www. I love Bob Shea! He makes me happy! Jul 29, Diana Thomsen rated it really liked it Shelves: I'm almost embarrassed to admit how much I laughed while reading it!

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As the book goes on, a little crab comes into the story and starts to ask the shark what he is afraid of. This is a story that's a great read from start to finish. Her hair is half-down, half-up, with a section tied in a bun — a style which, along with her penchant for Adidas clothing, has become something of a trademark. Her phone rung off the hook as excited label managers, booking agents and prospective management companies realised she was unsigned. In person, Shark is warm and unguarded, and evidently reeling from the circumstances she finds herself in.

The way the shark keeps asking if there's a spider involved cracked me up! It isn't a great book, by any means, but it really was pretty funny, and had a good message about how everyone is afraid of something. It may seem silly to other people, but that doesn't make the fear less genuine. Nov 15, Lynn Davidson rated it it was amazing Shelves: This is a story that's a great read from start to finish. Shark is proud to be a shark.

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Her hair is half-down, half-up, with a section tied in a bun — a style which, along with her penchant for Adidas clothing, has become something of a trademark. In person, Shark is warm and unguarded, and evidently reeling from the circumstances she finds herself in. She never seems worried about being too vulnerable or transparent. Her lyrics — peppered with vivid details: Love Monster is partly invested in the synth-pop sound of the moment, but is unique in the way it utilises pop-punk melodies and cadences.

Shark says she grew up enamoured with the genre. All Loved Up bears all the trappings of an Antonoff song: Like, it was so relaxed, maybe too relaxed.

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Shark took up guitar as a teenager after her brother started playing. When Adore blew up, it seemed as though Shark had emerged out of nowhere. Actually, Shark had spent most of her 20s toiling with her music. She started out in an all-girl punk band, which she cringes when she talks about.