Author: Robert Kimmel Smith
Narrator: Lionel Wilson
Unabridged: 1 hr 15 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Listening Library
Published: 05/22/2007
Robert Kimmel Smith is a writer, mostly known for his award-winning books for children. The War with Grandpa has received eleven State Reading Awards, including the William Allen White Children's Book Award and the California Young Reader Medal. His other works include Chocolate Fever, Jelly Belly, Mostly Michael, and The Squeaky Wheel. Smith is the recipient of the New York Library Association Knickerbocker Award for Juvenile Literature for his body of work. In addition to writing award-winning books for children, he has written short stories and plays, as well as the script for the television production of Chocolate Fever for CBS Story Break.Lionel G. Wilson was an American voice actor. He lent his voice to television shows including The Aldrich Family, Tom Terrific (for which he provided the voice of all the characters), The Hector Heathcote Show, and Courage the Cowardly Dog. The books he narrated include Chicken Little, Chocolate Fever, Commander Toad in Space, Fox and His Friends, and Nate the Great. He died in 2003.
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I read this in elementary school and remember really loving it! I will have to find a copy and reread it soon. I hope it still holds up to how I remember it being :) ***UPDATE*** I think this is a great book for little kids. And considering the time period this came out in, I was very impressed with t......more
FINALLY found a chapter book that all of my kids enjoyed!!! With the oldest at 9 and the youngest at 3, it's been hard to find a book to read aloud to them that would entertain them all. I tried Fablehaven and Beezus and Ramona and a few others, but we never got past the first few chapter of any of......more
"It's all quite preposterous and lots of laughs, and so are the cartoon illustrations."--Publishers Weekly.