Book details
Henry and Boo (Child's Play Library)
Description
Henry isn't happy when an uninvited guest suddenly interrupts his tea break. And he is less than thrilled when the little creature decides to stay - along with its annoying habit. With the unwelcome visitor getting under his feet all day, it's easy for Henry to miss the signs that a dangerous and hungry bear has been seen in the area. How can he avoid being the next victim? A charming story about friendship, tolerance and unexpected consequences, with a compelling refrain that all readers will want to join.
Age
3-7
Text complexity
developing
Length
32 pages
Why to read
- Develops Friendship Themes: 'Henry and Boo' by Megan Brewis is an excellent story for children to explore the themes of friendship and acceptance. Reading this book can help young readers understand the importance of being open to new friendships and the value of companionship.
- Encourages Imagination: The whimsical and charming illustrations in 'Henry and Boo' stimulate the imagination of children. The story invites readers into a world where unexpected friendships can form, encouraging creative thinking and a love for storytelling.
- Teaches Problem-Solving: Throughout the book, Henry faces various challenges that come with having a new and unexpected friend. Readers can learn problem-solving skills as they watch Henry navigate these situations, making the book not only enjoyable but also educational.
- Promotes Reading Skills: 'Henry and Boo' is designed for young readers, with simple language and engaging illustrations that support literacy development. Reading this book can help children improve their vocabulary, comprehension, and fluency in reading.