Oh, no! Blue has the sniffles! Will a visit from Dr. Pail and Nurse Shovel cure her cold? How about a bowl of Mr. Salt and Mrs. Pepper's homemade soup? Come help Steve and all of Blue's friends find ways to make her feel better.

CUSTOMER REVIEWS (Average Customer Rating: 5.0 based on 4 reviews)

Blue has a sniffly day...poor blue... by N. Rosen (Toronto Canada)

5 Stars
February 12, 2007
Poor Blue but he has a happy ending. My daughter loves Blue

Adorable.

4 Stars
December 13, 2006
I liked this book because of how it was just like on of the TV episodes. Like how they try to interact with you. Having you look for certian things on the page i thought it was really cute.

Poor Blue Has a Cold by George Buttner (Dayton, Ohio United States)

5 Stars
December 06, 2006
And she's been under the weather for a few days. She definitely is rather miserable and her friends in the Blue's Clues house have missed playing with her. They decide to try to help her out.

They have a lot of great ideas as to how they can help Blue. Shovel and Pail decide to give her a pretend checkup. it doesn't help cure her cold, but it's fun. Other idaes include hot soup and reading a story. With all this help, Blue actually starts to feel better.

The events of this story resemble the TV episode "Steve Has the Sniffles," except in this story, it's Blue that is sick. Either way, this is a wonderful and identifiable "Blue's Clues" story. This is book #9 in the "Blue's Clues" series.

Read Blue's Sniffly Day, Mom! by Janet Boyer (Pennsylvania)

5 Stars
November 13, 2004
My son *loves* this book!

Steve wants to see if Blue would like to come out and play, but Blue is still feeling under the weather. Nurse Shovel and Dr. Pail open up their pretend doctor bag, but they soon realize that this isn't going to help Blue feel better.

Mr. Salt and Mrs. Pepper get in on the action by offering to make Blue chicken soup. This story is interactive in that the child is asked to interpret the recipe card, point out what ingredients are needed, find the biggest bowl on the page, locate the orange cup, etc.

This is a brief book, but long enough to satisfy a child's desire for a bedtime story (without wearing Mom or Dad out!), as well as providing learning opportunities as Steve and the gang try to help Blue feel better.

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