Flat Stanley Audio Collection audiobook

Reviewed by Dianna Geers for TeensReadToo.comStanley is a boy who certainly handles the unexpected. In the first book of this four-book collection, FLAT STANLEY, Stanley is suddenly flattened when a bulletin board lands on him. His worried parents take him to the doctor who says everything is fine. Instead of Stanley being discouraged by his situation, he discovers some perks that come with being flat. He's able to fly like a kite, go to California in an envelope, and even help catch thieves. However, being flat does get old. Luckily, Stanley's brother, Arthur, is able to help him out. Stanley's life continues to be exciting, even as a round person again. In STANLEY IN SPACE, the President of the United States contacts Stanley and asks for Stanley's family to go into outer space. The Lambchop family travels to the planet Tyrra and meets the Tyrrans, who are very small indeed. The Tyrrans are having problems, but Stanley and his family know just how to help this distant civilization. In INVISIBLE STANLEY, eating fruit during a storm proves to be just the combination to turn Stanley invisible. He's been flat, he's been to outer space, but invisible? That creates all new kinds of problems. And advantages. Stanley is able to help a stranger ride a bike, help his brother perform magic tricks, and help the police once again. However, when Stanley is tired of not being seen, he is lucky to have his brother help him out again. When Stanley gets flat once more in STANLEY FLAT AGAIN, Arthur is not able to unflatten him. Stanley has entirely new sets of adventures his second time around as a flat boy. His flat body makes for a perfect sail and helps Mr. Jones to win a boat race. But when a little girl is trapped in the rubble of a collapsed building, Stanley, with his flat and flexible body seems to be the only hope for her rescue. Will Stanley be able to get to the girl? Will he be able to get her out without causing the building to collapse further? Join Stanley and his family in their amazing adventures. Laugh along with Stanley as he enjoys the advantages of his differences rather than allowing them to limit him. Cheer for his courage as he bravely helps others. Imagine all of the things you could do if you were flat. Or invisible. Or in outer space. There are so many possibilities...

Kids thought that this book was hilarious and wanted to read it multiple times. Such a cute story with great pictures.

One morning a yell came from the boys bedroom and the parents rushed in. A bulletin board had fallen on Stanley and flattened him like a pancake. He spent days living flattened and trying new things. Like, traveling through the mail, becoming a kite, and even stopping a robbery. But once he got some fame he started to get made fun of and didn’t want to be flat anymore. Arthur had figured out a way to unflattenedStanley; he blew him up with a tire pump Stanley was happy an back to normal.This book was so fun and entertaining to read. It also had super cute pictures to represent what was going on. I remember reading this book in second grade and we got to make our own flat Stanley’s and see them around.

This book was such a fun, easy read. I hadn't read it since I was in first grade, so I wanted to refresh my memory for when I become a teacher. This would be a great book to have students read and later make their own Flat Stanley. They could also send these off and learn a lot while having fun.

This is a great book, it's make me fell interesting because of author writing style and the illustration of the book. This book is a kind of adventure but it's also a funny book with a lot of funny situation. In conclusion, I just have one word to said:"Great".

I like this book

One of my favorite childhood memories is Flat Stanley. I always wanted to be him.

A funny series about a boy called Stanley and how he turns flat and invisible every now and then.

it was very funny

I like the first the best, but I always like a series to help me keep a book in the kids' hands!

My kids at the YMCA loved this book! We read it before we went to the post office and it was a great way to begin to talk about our field trip.

good