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The Sam Krupnik Series: All About Sam; Attaboy, Sam!; See You Around, Sam!; Zooman Sam — Content Guide for Parents

By Lois LowryBrilliance Audio2010-05-20ISBN 978144185904410 pages
The Sam Krupnik Series: All About Sam; Attaboy, Sam!; See You Around, Sam!; Zooman Sam

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Contains references to prayer and church attendance. A minister character plays a supporting role in two chapters.

About this book

All About Sam:
Everyone knows Sam Krupnik. He’s Anastasia’s pesky but lovable younger brother.
This is Sam’s big chance to tell things exactly the way he sees them. He has his own ideas about haircuts, nursery school, getting shots, and not eating broccoli. Sam thinks a lot about being bigger and stronger, about secret codes and show-and-tell. Make way for your little brother, Anastasia. Here for the first time is Sam Krupnik’s story. What a life!
Attaboy, Sam!:
Sam Krupnik is at it again. This time he wants to make a special surprise perfume for his mother’s birthday. First he has to collect his mother’s favorite smells in Ziploc backs. He uses an old grape juice bottle to hold everything from chicken soup to his father’s pipe to a poop-smelling tissue from a baby’s room. Sam stashes all the smells in his toy box and won’t let his mother into his room. It’s really starting to stink in there. Still, Sam can’t wait for his mother to see and smell her birthday surprise. But Mrs. Krupnik isn’t the only one who’s in for a surprise.
See You Around, Sam!:
Sam Krupnik gets angry with his mother when she won’t let him wear his new plastic fangs in the house. He plans to run away to Alaska, where walruses have tusks that sort of look like fangs. As Sam stops at his neighbors’ houses to say good-bye, he gets a lot of advice and loads of stuff to carry along. After a while, his bag gets very heavy. The fangs smell and taste terrible. Sam feels miserable but wonders what will happen if he changes his mind about running away to Alaska.
Zooman Sam:
Sam Krupnik is all set for future Job Day at school. He already knows that he wants to be a zookeeper when he grows up. Sam’s mother and his sister, Anastasia, help him make a terrific costume to wear on Future Job Day. The trouble is that it’s so terrific, Sam wants to wear it all the time. Luckily, Sam’s teacher helps out by suggesting that he tell the class about a different animal each day. Sam likes being the center of attention, but can he keep on being Zooman Sam forever?

Frequently asked questions

  • Is The Sam Krupnik Series: All About Sam; Attaboy, Sam!; See You Around, Sam!; Zooman Sam appropriate for a 7-year-old?

    No violence is present in the Sam Krupnik series. The search results include references to other media that contain violence but do not indicate any violent content in the books themselves. No scary content in the Sam Krupnik series. The search results reference other media that may contain scary elements but do not indicate any frightening content in the books.

  • Does The Sam Krupnik Series: All About Sam; Attaboy, Sam!; See You Around, Sam!; Zooman Sam have violence?

    No violence is present in the Sam Krupnik series. The search results include references to other media that contain violence but do not indicate any violent content in the books themselves.

  • Does The Sam Krupnik Series: All About Sam; Attaboy, Sam!; See You Around, Sam!; Zooman Sam have scary content?

    No scary content in the Sam Krupnik series. The search results reference other media that may contain scary elements but do not indicate any frightening content in the books.

  • Does The Sam Krupnik Series: All About Sam; Attaboy, Sam!; See You Around, Sam!; Zooman Sam have religious themes?

    No religious content in the book itself. The search results reference external content and do not indicate any religious practices, beliefs, or themes within the Sam Krupnik series.

  • Does The Sam Krupnik Series: All About Sam; Attaboy, Sam!; See You Around, Sam!; Zooman Sam have racial/cultural content?

    No explicit racial themes are present in the Sam Krupnik series. The search results mention other media that discuss race but do not indicate any racial themes in the books themselves.

  • Does The Sam Krupnik Series: All About Sam; Attaboy, Sam!; See You Around, Sam!; Zooman Sam have profanity?

    No profanity is present in the Sam Krupnik series. The search results discuss profanity in unrelated media, but there is no indication of such language in the books.

  • Does The Sam Krupnik Series: All About Sam; Attaboy, Sam!; See You Around, Sam!; Zooman Sam have climate change?

    No climate themes are present in the Sam Krupnik series. The search results include references to other media with environmental messages but do not indicate any climate-related content in the books.

  • Does The Sam Krupnik Series: All About Sam; Attaboy, Sam!; See You Around, Sam!; Zooman Sam have sexual identity?

    No sexual content in the Sam Krupnik series. The search results reference other media with sexual themes but do not provide any evidence of sexual content in the books.

  • Does The Sam Krupnik Series: All About Sam; Attaboy, Sam!; See You Around, Sam!; Zooman Sam have gender roles?

    The Sam Krupnik series does not actively discuss or critique gender roles. The search results reference other media that address gender stereotypes but do not provide evidence of such themes in the books.

  • Does The Sam Krupnik Series: All About Sam; Attaboy, Sam!; See You Around, Sam!; Zooman Sam have lgbtq+ themes?

    No LGBTQ+ themes or characters are mentioned in the content related to the Sam Krupnik series. The search results focus on unrelated media and do not provide evidence of LGBTQ+ representation in the books.

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