This boy of mine can be found all over the house with his nose in a book. He reads all kinds of books and he has been spoiled lately with all the books from Penguin lately.
Right now we are celebrating Chapter Books for Summer and these three titles bellow are super snazzy for both boys and girls. Check them out...I tried to get a favorite out of Kaden and he just couldn't. Which is odd, he always has a favorite, but he said he liked all three for different reasons. So, I asked would other kiddos enjoy reading them, he said Absolutely!
Zing, zong, zing! Brain
flash! Only Clint McCool knows exactly how to save the day! With
two-color art, a large easy-to-read font, and the crazy adventures of an
X-Treme Hero, Clint McCool is perfect for new
independent readers.
Clint McCool has a lot of ideas. Most of
the time, these ideas get him into trouble with his teacher and Mom.
Armed with his super-powered cap, his brain flashes, and his two best
friends, Clint is ready to solve any problem
and find adventure anywhere. When he stumbles onto a movie set and
accidentally ruins one of the props, it's up to him to save the movie.
Clint must use some of his wild ideas to get on the big screen.
Talking cats and boys with antennae might seem pretty weird--but not if you're from Planet Z!
Zeke Zander and his family are aliens
from Planet Z. So when their spaceship crashes on earth, they must
pretend to be humans until they can fix their ship and return home. But
with antennae on their heads and a talking cat named
Zeus, fitting in is easier said than done! Still, Zeke manages to become
friends with some Earth kids, and Zeus even stars in a cat food
commercial. The money Zeus earns goes toward fixing the ship, but the
Zanders soon realize that the repairs will take a
really long time. As Zeke settles into his temporary home, he wonders if
he can truly be the only kid from Planet Z trapped on Earth.
Fans of Amelia's Notebooks and Judy Moody will love Book Two of this fun and artsy chapter book series.
Bea Garcia, Artist, is looking for a new
best friend, and she almost has one--Judith Einstein. So when Judith
asks Bea to be her partner in the upcoming school geography contest, Bea
is thrilled . . . at first. But Einstein is
a star student who gets every question correct, and while Bea is a star
artist, she worries she will make a mistake at the competition.
Schoolwork comes so easily to Einstein that Bea thinks the secret might
be Einstein's special pencil. But when Bea takes
Einstein's pencil home, it's not quite what she expected.
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