Mr. Brandon's School Bus - by Tom Brandon (Paperback)
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<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Book </b></p></br></br>You know those conversations that you don't want your children to repeat outside of your house? Well, they are repeated on the school bus. Do you really want your child to tell why you got stopped by the local deputy sheriff? What do you do with a first grader who believes he's a spy? And how many uses are there for an old rag besides wiping your nose? Mr. Brandon's School Bus relates the always humorous and often insightful conversations and stories of children as they ride to and from school each day on the big yellow bus. So climb on board Mr. Brandon's school bus and, as "Mr. Mucus" would say, "Sit back and enjoy the ride." Hey, there are some things you just can't make up. - Publisher's description.<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br>A delightful new book from Tom Brandon, "2013 Steve Harvey Bus Driver of the Year," reminds us of the wisdom of children and their uncanny ability to teach adults a thing or two. <em>Mr. Brandon's School Bus</em>, published by NewSouth Books, collects in one volume the insightful and often humorous conversations children have had while riding on Brandon's big yellow school bus over the years. You know the things your child hears at home that you don't want repeated elsewhere? Tom Brandon says you can count on them to be told with gusto on the way to school. So climb on board and, as "Mr. Mucus" would say, "Sit back and enjoy the ride." Hey, there are some things you just can't make up. Of author Tom Brandon, Larry Lee, Alabama's foremost education blogger, says, "Each school bus is a little magic kingdom where fantasies come alive and the sweet innocence of childhood sometimes meets reality. With the keen eye and ear of a good storyteller, Tom Brandon has chronicled the great adventures of his riders with a talent that makes you see the smile and hear the giggles. Thanks to him for doing so."<p/><br></br><p><b> Review Quotes </b></p></br></br><br>In the early days of TV, Art Linkletter hosted a show called <em>Kids Say the Darndest Things</em>. This book has the same charming observations of life from the smaller citizens among us, as observed by their faithful school bus driver. -- <b>Dave "Doc" Kirby</b>, WTBF-AM/FM<br>
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