A Day with Wilbur Robinson

A Day with Wilbur Robinson

Unabridged By

William Joyce

Narrated by

Jim Dale

 

What the Critics Say

"It's a trip children will want to make again and again." (Publishers Weekly)

 

"Children may not realize that the dancing frogs are watching Fred Astaire movies or that sister has a model of the Empire State building for a headdress - these jokes are for adults - but they will enjoy the imaginative play." (School Library Journal)

 

Publisher's Summary

 

In A Day with Wilbur Robinson, Louis heads over to his friend Wilbur Robinson's house for a playdate, where he's greeted by Lefty the Octopus, and then spends a zany day searching for Grandpa Robinson's missing teeth. With a dancing frog band, a snow storm on the staircase, and Cousin Laszlo's anti-gravity machine, no kid has ever had a crazier playdate. And that's why Louis loves spending a day with the Robinsons. ©1990, 2006 William Joyce; (P)2002 HarperCollins Publishers