Pinkalicious: Pink around the Rink audiobook

My Kindergarten students enjoyed this story, I appreciated how it showed Pinkalicious getting up and trying it again without feeling defeated.

Ah, more adventures of Pinkalicious! My 5 year old daughter and I love these books and we were so glad when we found an I Can Read! version that my daughter could read with a little help from me.In this installment, Pinkalicious receives skates as a gift, paints them pink and notices the reactions around her:Mommy did not smile. Daddy smiled a little, I think.I found myself giggling with my daughter because Victoria captures a preschooler/Kindergartner's observations perfectly. The illustrations are bright, colorful and most of all, yes, PINK. And the prose the story is one where, as usual, there's a bit of a lesson in it for the reader. If you're looking for a great stocking stuffer for your little Pinkalicious reader, be sure to pick up this latest story in the series. As for my Kindergartner, she and I are looking forward to the next picture book, Silverlicious which comes out on February 1, 2011. Here's a link to that synopsis (http://www.harpercollins.com/books/Si...) and the release date may be just in time for my daughter to lose her first tooth.

This is a very nice book about being your authentic self. But even with that, the best-laid plans don't always work out. Although, if you have a loving and caring family to keep encouraging you when things fall apart, you are much more able to recover and find the good parts which will allow you to continue being your authentic self and regaining your joy! A great lesson!

What a cute book

My daughter loves this book!

Author, Victoria Kahn has really created a fun, colorful, creative character with Pinkalicious. We love all the Pinkalicious books. In this book, Pinkalicious has decided to color her skates with magic marker and for a second I was worried that my daughter upon hearing this would decide this was the way to make her shoes match her clothes. I trudged along, hopeful that Victoria knew what she was doing and kept reading without interjecting. Thankfully, the markers did what markers will do when they touch water and Pinkalicious had to deal with her skates changing and the embarrassment of "everyone seeing" her sloppy skates and the ice.Goddess was worried for Pinkalicious and was upset that she was crying about her skates. "Poor Pinkalicious". Like every Pinkalicious book, Mommy and Daddy make it all better. Which is one of the things I love about this series. Pinkalicious is allowed to be witty, smart and funny without the cost of Mommy and Daddy looking like total fools. They always save the day. They love their little girl and make everything alright which is why she is so well adjusted.My son and daughter both love Pinkalicious and with this book being a Beginning 1 Reader most 6 and 7 year olds will be able to read it with ease.If you are looking to get your children or any child on your Christmas list books this year; WE highly recommend any and all of the Pinkalicious books by Victoria Kahn. We must not be the only ones because, they are never available at our local library.

What I want to know about this book is why the mom is surprised when her daughter, who she calls "Pinkalicious", colors her skates pink.A cute story with an important lesson about trying again.

love it. my 3.5 year old's fav!!

these r the cutest books ever.

Pinkalicious is a good beginners book due to it's common words and short sentences. It shows how to use quotations in written conversations. A fun book that girls will especially like.

My favorite character is Pinkalicious.SL-L