I have a unique book to share with you today. The Typewriter by Bill Thomson follows a different format as it is mostly pictures with a few 'typed' words. This allows the reader to form their own story in their mind with the amazing pictures! The tale takes us to a day at the shore with a group of kids and a typewriter. Once words are typed things start happening. One page features a giant ice cream sundae in a bucket and my little guy thought that was just the coolest. This book is all about imagination and having fun! As a parent I had to laugh because my 5 year old really didn't know what a typewriter was. I thought that was neat to share a book that shows how words were written long ago - before blogging days. This cute tale is sure to catch your child's eyes as it has mine.
about:
(Two Lions/Amazon -ages 3-7)
Using just nine words, the award-winning creator of Chalk takes readers on another unforgettable journey. When three children discover a typewriter
on a carousel, they are transported on an adventure of their own
creation—complete with a giant beach ball and a threatening crab.
Stunning, richly colored artwork is paired with limited text so children
can tell their own version of the story.
Visit www.billthomson.com to learn more. Also there is a downloadable curriculum printable ----> HERE.
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One lucky reader will win a copy of The Typewriter!
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I will read this book to my grandson!
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I would read this to my grandbabies
ReplyDeleteI would love to win and read this book to my son
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Thanks for your review of The Typewriter, Lisa!
ReplyDeletewould read it to my nephew!
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ReplyDeleteI know that my grandson would really enjoy this great book also.
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