10/20/2023 0 Comments Stanley flat againStill, with its cartoon illustrations, well-leaded text and general goofiness, this retread is as likely to draw transitional readers as the perennial favorite Flat Stanley (1964) and its sequels. Lambchop replies, “But things often happen without there seeming to be a reason, and then something else happens, and suddenly the first thing seems to have had a purpose after all.” Perhaps-even if that purpose is just to tread water, as Brown does here. Alluding to previous episodes, Stanley complains, “Why me? Why am I always getting flat, or invisible, or something?” Mr. First he becomes a human spinnaker in a sailboat race, then he worms his way through the wreckage of a collapsed building to rescue ever-rude classmate Emma Weeks. Dan-Stanley Lambchop gets two more chances to play the hero before popping back into shape. Flattened once more, this time not by a falling bulletin board but a double blow to his elusive “Osteal Balance Point”-or so says family GP Dr.
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