Book details
Maybelle Goes to Tea
Description
Maybelle doesn't go looking for adventures, but they seem to find her anyway. She just can't be content eating crumbs in the dark like a cockroach should. No, Maybelle wants to taste the delicious surprise in Mrs. Peabody's famous Chocolate Surprise Cookies. So when Mrs. Peabody holds a Ladies' Spring Tea, Maybelle follows the advice of her new fly friend, Maurice. She goes for it--and tumbles into a tasty but terrifying adventure in this delightful sequel to Maybelle in the Soup. Maybelle Goes to Tea is a 2009 Bank Street - Best Children's Book of the Year.
Age
7-10
Text complexity
developing
Length
80 pages
Book in series
#2
Why to read
- Engaging Storyline: 'Maybelle Goes to Tea' offers a captivating and whimsical tale that keeps young readers engaged with its charming characters and delightful plot twists.
- Themes of Friendship and Adventure: The book explores the themes of friendship and adventure, making it a great tool for teaching children about the importance of companionship and the excitement of exploring new situations.
- Vocabulary Development: Katie Speck's writing introduces young readers to a rich vocabulary in a fun and accessible way, helping to enhance their language skills and comprehension.
- Illustrations: The book is accompanied by beautiful illustrations that bring the story of Maybelle to life, providing visual stimulation and aiding in the understanding of the narrative.