Sharks (Scholastic Reader, Level 2)
by Tedd Arnold
This is an early-reader nonfiction entry that mixes big pictures, brief fact-bullets, and Fly Guy's trademark silliness to make sharks approachable for emergent readers. It works as a lively read-aloud or a child's first independent dip into animal facts. What works best is attention-holding humor and clear, bite-sized information; the main limitation is depth — facts are basic, the tone is playful rather than strictly informational, and adults looking for real detail will find it thin.
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Fly Guy is buzzzzing on over to the nonfiction genre!Awardwinning author/illustrator Tedd Arnold brings nonfiction to life with the help of his very popular main character, Fly Guy! This engaging nonfiction reader combines the kidfriendly humor of Fly Guy with the highinterest topic of sharks! Fly Guy and Buzz introduce young readers to sharks w...
Difficulty:hard
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