My thoughts about the children's literature that I read which hopefully help my K-5 students and parents find a great book
Monday, July 20, 2020
The Best of Iggy
Annie Barrows (author of Ivy and Bean) wrote this Great Stone Face Nominee about a boy who always seems to get in trouble. He's not a bad kid. He just makes some bad decisions a lot of the time. Think Horrible Harry or Junie B. Jones. In this story, he lays out the three levels of things you shouldn't have done. 1. Not too bad - you just got caught. 2. Going a bit too far. 3. Should NEVER have done it and you feel horrible. Iggy provides one example of each in this story. This was a funny book. Iggy is likeable and relatable. Students will enjoy its short length, easy readability, and many illustrations. (FIC BAR)
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