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Little Mermaid
Ready to Read is a colorful series of books designed to make learning to read fun and easy - this is a Level 1 Little Mermaid story
- GenresChildrens
31 pages, Paperback
Published January 1, 2010
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September 27, 2020
The Little Mermaid is a cute story about Coralie – a mermaid who falls in love with the human Prince Peter. She gives her voice to Seaweedy Nora in order to become a human and see Prince Peter. However, Nora becomes jealous and tries to steal Prince Peter from Coralie but birds chase Nora away and Coralie lives happily ever after with Prince Peter. I enjoyed this book because it was a very light-hearted retelling of the Disney classic. There isn’t much diversity in this book as all the characters are white. This could be improved by adding more mermaids of varying skin colours. I would still recommend this book for early readers who like fairytales, Disney, or mermaids because it provides a great lesson in jealousy and love.
December 20, 2020
Book Title: Goldilocks and the three bears
Author/Illustrator: Susan Page
Reading Level: Lower
Book Level: 1.3
Book Summary:
This is an early reader that retells the story of the bear family and the little girl who helps herself to their home.
Bookshelf Mentor Writing Traits (explain one or two content integration ideas):
ORGANIZATION: The events that take place in Goldilocks and the three bears is a great example of organization in a story. Students will have cut out pictures of this story and organize them in the correct order.
Author/Illustrator: Susan Page
Reading Level: Lower
Book Level: 1.3
Book Summary:
This is an early reader that retells the story of the bear family and the little girl who helps herself to their home.
Bookshelf Mentor Writing Traits (explain one or two content integration ideas):
ORGANIZATION: The events that take place in Goldilocks and the three bears is a great example of organization in a story. Students will have cut out pictures of this story and organize them in the correct order.
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