Sadler - P.j. funnybunny camps out

Text copyright 1993 by Marilyn Sadler
Cover art and interior illustrations copyright 1993 by Roger Bollen All rights reserved.
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Sadler, Marilyn.
P. J. Funnybunny camps out / by Marilyn Sadler ; illustrated by Roger Bollen.
p. (Step into reading. (Step into reading.

A step 2 book.)
Summary: Although P. J. and his friends refuse to let Donna and Honey Bunny go camping with them because camping is not for girls, the girls follow and get proof that camping is hard work even for boys.
ISBN 978-0-679-83269-0 (trade) ISBN 978-0-679-93269-7 (lib. bdg.)
ISBN 978-0-385-37449-1 (ebook)
[1. CampingFiction. 2.

Sex roleFiction. 3. AnimalsFiction.]
I. Bollen, Roger, ill. II. III. III.

Series: Step into reading. Step 2 book.
PZ7.S1239 Pab 2003 [E]dc21 2002013648 Random House Childrens Books supports the First Amendment and celebrates the right to read. v3.1

P. J. Funnybunny had three best friends. J. said, Lets go camping. P. J. packed a tent. Ritchie packed four sleeping bags. Buzz packed a flashlight. And Potts packed the food. Can Donna Duck and I come, too? asked P. Can Donna Duck and I come, too? asked P.

J.s little sister, Honey Bunny. No, said P. J. Camping is not for girls. Then P. and his friends set out. and his friends set out.

They hiked through the deep woods. They hiked across a wide river. They even climbed a high mountain. Ritchie was tired. He let go of his wagon. Bump. Bump. Bump. Bump.

Four sleeping bags bounced down the mountain. Splash. Splash. Splash. Three sleeping bags floated down the river. Camping is hard work, they all said.

Camping is not for girls. Lets camp here, said P. J. They all pitched the tent. Im hungry, said Buzz. Im hungry, said Ritchie.

Im hungry, too, said P. J. Potts was not hungry. He had eaten all the food. Soon it got dark. J. told a ghost story. told a ghost story.

It was such a good ghost story that P. J. even scared himself! Its a good thing the girls arent here, he said. Then they heard a noise. Boooooooooooo It sounded like a ghost! P. and his friends looked out of the tent. and his friends looked out of the tent.

Buzz shined his flashlight over by the rocks. He shined it over by the trees. He shined it over by two ghosts standing GHOSTS!