Danny's Reading Problem and The Fun He Had Fixing It!

by Nita Marie Clark, Kathy N. Doherty (illustrator)

Danny is struggling to read. While staying with his grandparents for Spring Break, he decides it is time to ask for help. Grammy and Gramps teach Danny a couple of tricks to help him become a better reader.

Kindle Edition

Published August 1, 2024

Reviews

[Kia · Rating 5 out of 5]

I recently spent time reading a book to my nephews, and this time, we dove into the story "Danny's Reading Problem and the Fun He Had Fixing It!" The tale follows a young boy, Danny, who struggles with reading. Though he appears to be engrossed in his tablet, his mind is preoccupied with his father’s wise words.

Danny’s father had encouraged him to seek help from those more knowledgeable, and Danny realizes he can turn to his Grammy for guidance. Grammy suggests they spend the next six days identifying the root of his reading difficulties and working together to make reading enjoyable.

This book vividly illustrates how Danny’s grandparents transform reading into a fun and rewarding experience. Watching Danny's progress in the story made me enjoy it even more. The illustrations are bright and engaging, sure to captivate young readers.

The book's language is simple and accessible, making it easy for children to follow along. The author has crafted well-rounded characters, especially highlighting the valuable wisdom that grandparents can share. The message is clear: spending time with our elders can teach us important lessons and we can learn in a fun way. Overall, it’s a delightful and inspiring read.

[Sneha · Rating 5 out of 5]

In this story, young Danny was feeling frustrated because he was having a hard time learning to read. His father suggested he get some guidance from smart people. Danny seeked help from his smart Grammy, who took on the challenge with enthusiasm.

Grammy encouraged Danny to expand his learning beyond just books. One day, when Danny and Gramps were getting ready to watch a movie, Grammy advised him to pay attention to the words in the movie's title. She explained how the 26 letters of the alphabet could form over 140,000 words. Out of 26, the six letters are very important as at least one of those had to appear in every word.

As Danny practiced, reading became more enjoyable for him. He excitedly shared with his parents about a "third-eye wording monster" and how learning with Grammy and Gramps had turned into a fun adventure.

This book is a wonderful reminder for parents and grandparents to actively engage in their children's learning journey. It emphasizes the importance of making education enjoyable and accessible. Written in simple language, I thoroughly enjoyed every moment of this book and found it to be a delightful read.

[_sassy_39 · Rating 5 out of 5]

"Danny's Reading Problem and the Fun He Had Fixing It!" penned by the author Nita Marie Clark and illustrated by Kathy N Doherty is an interesting read. The main character of the story is a young boy named Danny. He was struggling to read and suddenly he remembered that his dad told him we need smart people to solve our problems.

Danny told his Grammy that he is struggling to read. His Grammy came up with a plan to help him. She suggested that he watch a movie with his Gramps and try to read the words in the title. He can use his third eye to visualize the words and use his ears to listen to the sound of each letter.

Read this book to know if Danny will finally learn to read. This book inspires kids to seek help from smart people when they struggle. The title of the book is suitable. The way Danny's grandparents helped him is amazing. The illustrations made this story more lively.