The History of Chewing Gum

Revenge of the Bubble Gum Monster
By Marilyn Anderson
Luckily our principal , Mr. Todd , walked by right then . He stopped to talk to the clowns . " Mr. Todd , help ! " I screamed . He glanced my way . Then he gave me a closer look . “ Sam , is that you ? ” he asked . “ Yeah , ” I said .
The Bubble Gum Monster Strikes Again
By Marilyn D. Anderson
We heard the voice of Mr. Todd , the principal . He started to come in . “ All right , what's all the noise ... ? " he began to say . But then we heard Mr. Todd scream . “ Arrgghh ! My foot is caught in a big pink glob !
Green Gum
By Susan Oliver, Waterford Institute
Josh gets green gum all over himself, the furniture, the dog and the bath tub. Includes a list of pattern words and vocabulary words.
I Like Gum
By Doreen Tango Hampton
In illustrated, rhyming text, a girl tells about many of the things she likes--and does not like.
Chomp!: A Chewer's Guide to Gum
By Robert Young
There's even a resource list for you to find out more.Robert Young, the author of this book, also wrote The Chewing Gum Book, published twenty-five years ago. It was the first book ever written for children on the topic.
Chewing Gum: A Sticky Treat
By Elaine Landau
Briefly describes the origin of chewing gum, how it is made, ways it is enjoyed, and other interesting facts.
The Great American Chewing Gum Book
By Robert Hendrickson
The Great American Chewing Gum Book