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S'està carregant… The Invisible Boy (2013)de Trudy Ludwig
![]() Youth: Personal Values (126) No hi ha cap discussió a Converses sobre aquesta obra. This story is about a little boy named Brian, who always seems to be overlooked and ignored by those around him until a new student named Justin arrives at school. All changes in a good way for Brian, and things slowly turn around for him, and the invisibility he once thought he had gradually diminished as Justin and Brian take up for one another. ( ![]() Independent Reading Level: Grades 1-3 Awards: Kentucky Bluegrass Award What do you see when you look outside the window? Mostly tall buildings if one is living in large cities. But did you know it could be in the stone age or an amusement park? Even better, an underwater treat or a king's castle. What if it is a yummy chocolate factory, maybe a colorful circus or a rocket launcher? Yes, the author ignites our imagination by changing the image of an unassuming building into something exciting. We picked the book for its title. The book helps you see everyday things more imaginatively, and children will love such ideas and may even come up with amusing ones. The book concludes well with an encouraging message that you can do anything. The illustrations are classic styled and stunning. My City View kindles your imagination to think beyond what you see and encourages you to dream big. Reading Level: K - 3 Age Range: 9+ Sense ressenyes | afegeix-hi una ressenya
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