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Madeline Valentine - The Bad Birthday Idea

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Ben likes to play with robots. His little sister, Alice, would like to play with Ben. But when she and her doll try to join Bens games, Ben says, No dolls allowed. This is a robot game.
Thats why Alice asks for a robot for her birthday. Not just any robot. The exact robot Ben has been wanting forever!
Ben is very, very jealous. He wants that robot. Now. Maybe he could sneak it out of its wrapping during Alices birthday party and play with it for awhile. Nobody will know. Right?
But Bens bad idea goes very wrong and he feels terrible. Now its up to him to show Alice that a sister is more important than even the best robot toy in the world.

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THIS IS A BORZOI BOOK PUBLISHED BY ALFRED A KNOPF Copyright 2013 by Madeli - photo 1
THIS IS A BORZOI BOOK PUBLISHED BY ALFRED A KNOPF Copyright 2013 by Madeline - photo 2THIS IS A BORZOI BOOK PUBLISHED BY ALFRED A KNOPF Copyright 2013 by Madeline - photo 3 THIS IS A BORZOI BOOK PUBLISHED BY ALFRED A. KNOPF Copyright 2013 by Madeline Valentine
All rights reserved. Published in the United States by Alfred A. Knopf, an imprint of Random House Childrens Books, a division of Random House LLC, a Penguin Random House Company, New York.
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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Valentine, Madeline.
The bad birthday idea / by Madeline Valentine.
p. cm.
Summary: Ben refuses to play with his sister, Alice, because he likes robots and she likes dolls, but when her birthday wish is for a robot that Ben really wants, he opens it first, accidentally breaks it, then tries to cover up his deed.
ISBN 978-0-449-81331-7 (trade)
ISBN 978-0-449-81332-4 (lib. bdg.)
ISBN 978-0-449-81333-1 (ebook)
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Brothers and sistersFiction. 2. BehaviorFiction. 3. BirthdaysFiction. 4.

ToysFiction. 5. RobotsFiction.] I. Title.
PZ7.V25214Bad 2013 [E]dc23 2012042634 The illustrations in this book were created using graphite, gouache, and colored pencils on watercolor paper. Random House Childrens Books supports the First Amendment and celebrates the right to read. not with his sister Alice She liked to play with dolls When Alice tried - photo 7 not with his sister, Alice. not with his sister Alice She liked to play with dolls When Alice tried - photo 7 not with his sister, Alice.

She liked to play with dolls. When Alice tried to play with her brother Ben would say No dolls allowed - photo 8 When Alice tried to play with her brother, Ben would say, No dolls allowed. This is a robot game So Alice told their mom and dad she wanted the new - photo 9 This is a robot game. So Alice told their mom and dad she wanted the new Roboy 2000 for her birthday - photo 10 So Alice told their mom and dad she wanted the new Roboy 2000 for her birthday. Ben could not believe his ears. He really wanted the Roboy 2000 But Mom and Dad told Ben it was Alices - photo 11 He really wanted the Roboy 2000.

But Mom and Dad told Ben it was Alices birthday, not his. On the day of Alices birthday party Ben had to put the wrapped Roboy 2000 on - photo 12 On the day of Alices birthday party, Ben had to put the wrapped Roboy 2000 on the presents table. It was so unfair Thats when Ben had an idea He very quietly opened the - photo 13 It was so unfair. Thats when Ben had an idea He very quietly opened the wrapping paper Th - photo 14 Thats when Ben had an idea. He very quietly opened the wrapping paper Then he very carefully opened the - photo 15 He very quietly opened the wrapping paper. Awesome Ben said But something terrible happened Roboy 2000 crashed in - photo 17 Awesome! Ben said. But something terrible happened Roboy 2000 crashed into the wall and fell - photo 18 But something terrible happened. Roboy 2000 crashed into the wall and fell on the floor Thats when the - photo 19 Roboy 2000 crashed into the wall and fell on the floor. Thats when the doorbell rang Ben had to find a place to hide the Roboy - photo 20 Thats when the doorbell rang. Ben had to find a place to hide the Roboy 2000 Quickly He threw the broken - photo 21 Ben had to find a place to hide the Roboy 2000. Ben had to find a place to hide the Roboy 2000 Quickly He threw the broken - photo 21 Ben had to find a place to hide the Roboy 2000.

Quickly! He threw the broken robot into the chest The wrapping paper and the cardboard - photo 22 He threw the broken robot into the chest. The wrapping paper and the cardboard box too. Just then Alice Mom Dad and all the guests came into the room Alices - photo 23 Just then, Alice, Mom, Dad, and all the guests came into the room. Alices friends wished her a happy birthday They had snacks and drank punch - photo 24 Alices friends wished her a happy birthday. They had snacks and drank punch. Mom put on music and everyone started dancing Then they played games B - photo 26 Mom put on music, and everyone started dancing. Then they played games But all Ben could think about was the broken robot - photo 27 Then they played games. But all Ben could think about was the broken robot After everyone had cake - photo 28 But all Ben could think about was the broken robot. After everyone had cake and ice cream Alice opened the gifts from all her - photo 29 After everyone had cake and ice cream, Alice opened the gifts from all her friends. After everyone had cake and ice cream Alice opened the gifts from all her - photo 29 After everyone had cake and ice cream, Alice opened the gifts from all her friends.

But there seemed to be one missing. Where is the familys gift Dad asked Go get it please Ben said Mom Ben - photo 30

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