The Best Place To Read
A young boy has a new book and wants to find a good place to read it. His search leads him from place to place, with adventures & mishaps along the way.
The story is sweet, the poem is lyrical…and best of all s/he immediately loved the last page and greeted that "best place to read" with a hug!
It'll probably get tiring after awhile. Having to memorize the lines immediately took a little extra energy.
S/he was immediately attracted to two pages, which we read LOTS of times in the first sitting. We had to recite the two pages throughout the first few afternoons & evenings!
VERY CUTE. This one will take lots of reading, because there are plenty of sounds to make to complement the adventure.
Every family member, each with their own kind of chair, play a part in the little boy's search for a place to read.
The story offers a simple lesson in try, try again…and eventually you will succeed.
2.2
4 to 8
2 to 6
Started reading with child nearly 2 years old.
Probably best to borrow it first and see if it’s a hit in your house. It's a little pricey for a picture book with so few pages.
| Title | The Best Place to Read |
| Author | Debbie Bertram, Susan Bloom |
| Publisher | Random House Children's Books, Penguin Random House Company © 2003 |
| Illustrators | Michael Garland |
| ISBN | 0375822933 |
| Material | Hard Cover |
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