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Loading... Road Work Ahead (edition 2011)by Anastasia Suen, Jannie Ho (Illustrator)
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. i chose Road Work Ahead because is one of the most colorful books I have ever read. I really enjoyed the pictures and the short sentences. This book will be good for pre-k and first graders. We can use this book while learning about community workers and signs. ( ) Young Reader Reaction: Even though our child is beyond books of this type, they commented about how cute the dog, or the birds, or the sleeping bunny on every spread. Looking at the pictures and reading all of the other text (road signs, business marquees) kept them turning the page. Adult Reader Reaction: I would have loved to have had this book when my child was a toddler and preschooler. It is bright, and the illustrations have lots going on, but it isn't ornate or overwhelming. This is a fun story to sit and talk about what's happening that isn't in the story. I could even see it as a book where the kids would create their own story about what they see. Pros: Bright, fun illustrations add a wonderful layer to the simple text of this trip to Grandma's house. To read our full review, go to The Reading Tub®. no reviews | add a review
On the drive to Grandma's house, a boy and his mother encounter work crews using machinery and tools to perform roadwork. No library descriptions found. |
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