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The series of books for children who want to feel like readers - and who soon will be readers.
Contains:
The Big Fish
Snow Mouse
Puddles
Camping
Contains:
The Big Fish
Snow Mouse
Puddles
Camping
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Reviewed with Amy Ehrlich's Bravo, Kazam!
PreS-K. These very simple books in the Brand New Readers series make strong connections between art and text to help children read on their own. There are four scenarios in each book, each one preceded by a summary in simple words that can be read aloud to a child, who can then go back to read alone. The main text, in large type and with no more than eight words on a page, comprises mostly one-syllable words; the pictures, cartoonlike and in flat, bright colors, show the action clearly. Mouse is a bit more successful as the action is simpler, with Mouse jumping in puddles and going fishing; Bravo requires that kids look a little closer at the pictures, especially the final setup, in which a naughty rabbit gets chased by Kazam, the magician's pack of magical cards. Stephanie Zvirin
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- PublisherCandlewick
- Publication date2002
- ISBN 10 0763613517
- ISBN 13 9780763613518
- BindingHardcover
- Edition number1
- Number of pages48
- IllustratorCroft James
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Book Description Hardcover. Condition: used. Croft, James (illustrator). Product Description The series of books for children who want to feel like readers - and who soon will be readers.Contains:The Big FishSnow MousePuddlesCamping From Booklist Reviewed with Amy Ehrlich's Bravo, Kazam!PreS-K. These very simple books in the Brand New Readers series make strong connections between art and text to help children read on their own. There are four scenarios in each book, each one preceded by a summary in simple words that can be read aloud to a child, who can then go back to read alone. The main text, in large type and with no more than eight words on a page, comprises mostly one-syllable words; the pictures, cartoonlike and in flat, bright colors, show the action clearly. Mouse is a bit more successful as the action is simpler, with Mouse jumping in puddles and going fishing; Bravo requires that kids look a little closer at the pictures, especially the final setup, in which a naughty rabbit gets chased by Kazam, the magician's pack of magical cards. Stephanie ZvirinCopyright American Library Association. All rights reserved. Seller Inventory # SONG0763613517
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