By:
Karen Poth
Veggie
Tales have been a family favorite for years.
I can still remember some of the songs from the DVDs! Being so familiar with Veggie Tales, I was
excited to have the opportunity to review one of the books from the “I Can Read!”
series for level 1 beginning readers. Before
getting into the story, there is a letter to parents explaining the “I Can
Read!” book series and the different categories that are available. The categories begin with Shared Reading and
end with Advanced Reading (Level 4). The next page contains a scripture which
the story is based upon. For the book I
am reviewing the scripture is Proverbs 29:11: “A foolish person lets his anger
run wild. But a wise person keeps
himself under control.” The story is
about Detective Bob and Detective Larry trying to solve the case of the
Masked Door Slammer. Bob is in a bad
mood and his mood continues to get worse as the day goes on. Finally, Larry helps Bob to recognize that he
needs to change his attitude. Bob
reflects on his actions and apologizes to Larry. Bob and Larry are then able to solve the
mystery.
This
is a very short book which I was expecting.
It was a cute story. I like how
the scripture is shown before the story begins and then it is shown on the last
page. I think this is a good reminder
for children about the message the story is trying to convey. I also like how the inside front cover has a
place to write the child’s name after he/she has read it. It says “Hooray! _____ can read this book!” I think that will encourage the child once he/she
is able to read the book. I look forward
to reading more books in this series.
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