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Blue's Big Birthday

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Young readers can join in the celebration as they help Steve prepare for Blue's birthday party and find clues to what Blue wants for her birthday! Reprint.

24 pages, Paperback

First published July 1, 1998

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Angela C. Santomero

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Angela Santomero is television producer and creator of such children's shows as Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood, Wishenpoof, Super Why!, and Blue's Clues. She is a graduate of Columbia University.

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1 review
April 1, 2008
The reason i picked this book was because i loooooove blues cues and i alays watch it on tv.
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543 reviews43 followers
November 20, 2024
Birthday Party episode of Blue’s Clues in picture book form! Kids who like Blue’s Clues will enjoy.
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3,328 reviews44 followers
March 27, 2014
These Blue's Clue's books are very similar to the tv show... read almost word for word like a show. They are very interactive and asks questions for the child to answer etc. HOWEVER some of the questions would be hard for a child reading by themselves; thus why I only rated it three stars. Other than that they are good fun books.
100 reviews4 followers
October 11, 2014
This is from the television show Blue's Clues which Collin loved when he was in preschool. The book is set up the same way with Steve looking for clues and the reader helping him. I think this book would be great as a read aloud to the class in kindergarten or first graders could read by themselves. I think students beyond first grade would find it too immature.
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110 reviews2 followers
December 5, 2010
If a child has a birthday in your class you could read this story... or another one that deals with birthdays=) I like it because it has the characters from the show. (pre-k and kindergarten)
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