Mr. Putter And Tabby Write The Book
Summary:
A big snowstorm is keeping Mr. Putter and Tabby inside today. Since they can't go out, Mr. Putter decides to write a book. He's distracted at every turn. With so much to enjoy and so much food to cook, will he ever get the book finished?
A big snowstorm is keeping Mr. Putter and Tabby inside today. Since they can't go out, Mr. Putter decides to write a book. He's distracted at every turn. With so much to enjoy and so much food to cook, will he ever get the book finished?
Reader Enjoyment Factors:
This is a very good series, and this is a cute story. This is a great choice as a beginning chapter book.
Content Awareness Factors:
None.
Little Kid Reaction
I picked this, but my son really enjoyed it. He liked the challenge of his first illustrated chapter book. He laughed when Mr. Putter was rearranging his furniture instead of writing.
I picked this, but my son really enjoyed it. He liked the challenge of his first illustrated chapter book. He laughed when Mr. Putter was rearranging his furniture instead of writing.
Big Kid Reaction
This is a good book for both of my sons (age six, advanced reader, age seven, on grade level). I thought it might be too difficult for my younger son. He did surprisingly well and used the pictures a lot for clues for words he didn’t know.
This is a good book for both of my sons (age six, advanced reader, age seven, on grade level). I thought it might be too difficult for my younger son. He did surprisingly well and used the pictures a lot for clues for words he didn’t know.
Type of Book:
This is an easy reader chapter book for first and second graders.
This is an easy reader chapter book for first and second graders.
Educational Themes:
This is a story to help new readers transition to longer books. There are themes of friendship, writing, and being distracted. Mr. Putter also demonstrates how goals sometimes change.
This is a story to help new readers transition to longer books. There are themes of friendship, writing, and being distracted. Mr. Putter also demonstrates how goals sometimes change.
Reading Level:
2.5
2.5
Recommended Age To Read By Yourself:
6 to 9
6 to 9
Recommended Age To Read Together:
5 to 8
5 to 8
Age of child:
Read aloud by a 6-year-old boy.
Read aloud by a 6-year-old boy.
Purchase Recommendation:
Borrow. This is an excellent series, and if you have multiple kids you may want to buy it. These are good books.
Borrow. This is an excellent series, and if you have multiple kids you may want to buy it. These are good books.
| Title | Mr. Putter and Tabby Write the Book |
| About | Mr. Putter and Tabby series |
| Author | Cynthia Rylant |
| Publisher | Harcourt Children's Books © 2004 |
| Illustrators | Arthur Howard |
| ISBN | 0152002413 |
| Material | Hard Cover |
| Genres | Friendship |
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