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A review by librarybonanza
Benny and Penny in the Big No-No!: Toon Level 2 by Geoffrey Hayes
5.0
Age: 1st-2nd grade
Award:
Graphic novels are an excellent format for beginning readers where children can connect symbols on a page to the emotions and actions in real life. The format even encourages left-to-right eye movement as children watch the pictures and read the word bubbles. This beginning reader graphic novel emphasizes repetition of words, emotions, and actions while introducing the graphic novel format to kids.
Analysis of this graphic novel written by Francoise Mouly found in Children and Libraries, Spring 2011 (9.1).
Award:
Graphic novels are an excellent format for beginning readers where children can connect symbols on a page to the emotions and actions in real life. The format even encourages left-to-right eye movement as children watch the pictures and read the word bubbles. This beginning reader graphic novel emphasizes repetition of words, emotions, and actions while introducing the graphic novel format to kids.
Analysis of this graphic novel written by Francoise Mouly found in Children and Libraries, Spring 2011 (9.1).