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|image2 = <tabber>New=[[file:Arthur's Thanksgiving.png|250px]]|-|Original=[[File:Arthur's Thanksgiving Original.png|250px]]</tabber>}}[[File:Arthur's Thanksgiving Original.png|thumb|left|150px|Original cover]] '''''Arthur's Thanksgiving''''' is the eighth book in the ''[[Arthur Adventure]]'' series. It was written and illustrated by [[Marc Brown]] and published by [[Little, Brown and Company]] on September 30, 1983.
|image2 = <tabber>New=[[file:Arthur's Thanksgiving.png|250px]]|-|Original=[[File:Arthur's Thanksgiving Original.png|250px]]</tabber>}} '''''Arthur's Thanksgiving''''' is the eighth book in the ''[[Arthur Adventure]]'' series. It was written and illustrated by [[Marc Brown]] and published by [[Little, Brown and Company]] on September 30, 1983.


==Trivia==
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Revision as of 02:31, 31 October 2016

Arthur's Thanksgiving

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Author Marc Brown
Illustrator Marc Brown
Publication date September 30, 1983
Published by Little, Brown and Company
ISBN 0316112321
Publication order
Preceded by
Arthur's April Fool (1983)
Followed by
Arthur's Christmas (1984)

Arthur's Thanksgiving is the eighth book in the Arthur Adventure series. It was written and illustrated by Marc Brown and published by Little, Brown and Company on September 30, 1983.

Trivia

Notes

  • Although this book was never adapted into the cartoon show, Francine's Pilfered Paper from Season 11 is the only Thanksgiving episode, which involved Francine plagiarizing a paper as opposed to Mr. Ratburn's class having a Thanksgiving play.
  • This book marks the first time Muffy Crosswire says her catchphrase, "Vomitrocious!"