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Frank and Beans
Frank and Beans and S'More Trouble
A Lesson in Patience. Frank loses his temper with the family cat and now poor S’More has run away. Does Frank have the patience he will need to bring her home?
32 pages, Paperback
First published April 27, 2010
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Kathy-jo Wargin
69 books34 followersKathy-jo Wargin is the bestselling author of more than fifty books for adults and children. With more than 1.2 million copies sold, she writes across genres and age-groups, and has earned national recognition for award–winning titles such as Michigan’s Official State Children’s Book The Legend of Sleeping Bear, the International Reading Association’s Children's Choice Award Winner The Legend of the Loon, the Bank Street College of Education Best Book Listee The Voyageur’s Paddle, the IRA Teacher's Choice Award Winner Win One for the Gipper, and many more.
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May 4, 2010
MY REVIEW:
Frank and Beans and S'More Trouble is a wonderful book for a first-grader to read with just a little help from an adult. Not only is it perfect for their reading level, but it's story is funny, age-appropriate, and has a great bible-based lesson, too. My 6-year-old daughter, who is an average reader, read it with only a little bit of help and she really enjoyed the story that taught patience as well as reading skills. I greatly appreciated the fact that it was more than just a lesson for pure academic growth and that she could learn about something that a 6-year-old struggles with a lot. This is a great "I Can Read!" book!
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Frank and Beans and S'More Trouble is a wonderful book for a first-grader to read with just a little help from an adult. Not only is it perfect for their reading level, but it's story is funny, age-appropriate, and has a great bible-based lesson, too. My 6-year-old daughter, who is an average reader, read it with only a little bit of help and she really enjoyed the story that taught patience as well as reading skills. I greatly appreciated the fact that it was more than just a lesson for pure academic growth and that she could learn about something that a 6-year-old struggles with a lot. This is a great "I Can Read!" book!
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Thanks to Zonderkids for providing the courtesy review copy.
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