Flat Stanley
Accidents will happen – and since Stanley’s, he’s only been half an inch thick! One night, a giant pinboard falls on top of him, leaving him completely flat. At first, Stanley enjoys the benefits of his strange situation. It’s great fun going in and out of rooms by sliding under the door. And it’s a hoot being posted to your friends in California. But it’s not always easy being different, and once the novelty begins to wear off, Stanley starts to wish he could be just like everybody else again. But how will he ever fill out?
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Fun Stuff
Activities
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Flat Stanley Town Planning
Draw your own flat town with flat people to live in it!
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Flat Stanley Wordsearch
Find all the words from Flat Stanley’s story.
Recent reviews
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Stanley Lambchop woke up and the big bulletin board was on top of him. HE WAS FLAT! his younger brother Arthur Lambchop shouted for their mum and dad.Mr and Mrs Lambchop ran up the stairs and into the boys room. Mrs Lambchoptook stanley to see doctor dan. the nurse took his measurments he was four feet tall, one foot wide and half an inch thick. When stanley got used to being flat he could go in and out of rooms just my lying down and sliding through the crack at the bottom even when the doors were closed.One day Stanley got a letter from his friend thomas anthony jeffery. so he decided to make a massive envolope and send himself to his friend and his family for the summer holidays. When he got home Mr Lambchop took the boys out for a bit to the museum or roller skating in the park.
13 March 2017
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AMAZING!
9 March 2014
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i loved it
6 March 2014
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This book is about the good things and the bad things about being flat. A good thing could be that you can fit in a massive envelope and be sent off to california. One of the bad things could be that you can’t be taken seriously. I would recommend this book to 4-7 year olds
6 March 2013
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amazing ive loved since I was 5 and im 11! great book :]
3 October 2012
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