The Secret

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Ready-to-Read

by Steve Murphy

Michelangelo gets a cat for his birthday! But Splinter will not let him keep it. The Turtles decide to keep it anyway, and when Splinter finds out their secret, they find that he has a secret as well. Michelangelo gets a cat for his birthday! But Splinter will not let him keep it. The Turtles decide to keep it anyway, and when Splinter finds out their secret, they find that he has a secret as well.

Genres: Childrens

32 pages, Paperback

First published April 1, 2004

Reviews

[Melissa Namba]

A cute story about the turtles not listening to Splinter and hiding a cat in their place. A pregnant cat. Splinter learns to deal with his fears. A nice lesson for kids to see that even the adult can make mistakes.

[Daniel]

A story of fears and tolerance, as told by the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Oh, my.

I suppose it's not uncommon for a parent to not quite 'get' or even enjoy some of the things that children do. I've never found myself enjoy the TMNT, but my youngest son absolutely loves them. That being the case, we may as well encouage his reading by getting books such as these.

The plot is overly simplistic, even for a 'Level 2' reader book, but the moral/message is strong.

Not my kind of book, but certainly it works for those who would buy this in the first place.

[Devon]

AMAZING BEST BOOK EVER!!!!!!!



even though i didnt even read it HAHAHA

[James]

Fluff.

[Danielle Clark]

I like it when Mikey tells his dad that his must learn to face his fears of cats

[Dominic Salvucci]

Arianna likes their show and thinks kittens are cute.