Book details
Mucha Lucha!: Trading Card Trouble (Festival Readers)
Description
In 'Mucha Lucha!: Trading Card Trouble,' a story by Kate Egan based on the animated television series '¡Mucha Lucha!', the main characters Rikochet, Buena Girl, and The Flea are embroiled in a new adventure centered around their love for collectible trading cards. The excitement in the air is palpable as the students of The Foremost World-Renowned International School of Lucha are all engrossed in collecting and trading these cards. However, trouble arises when the cards become a source of contention among the friends, leading to challenges and conflicts that test their relationships and lucha skills. The trio must navigate through these troubles, learning valuable lessons about friendship, honesty, and fair play along the way. This engaging story combines humor, action, and life lessons, making it an enjoyable read for young fans of the '¡Mucha Lucha!' series.
Age
4-7
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
32 pages
Book in series
#1
Why to read
- Engaging Content for Young Readers: 'Mucha Lucha!: Trading Card Trouble' offers a vibrant and entertaining storyline that captures the imagination of children, making it an excellent choice for young readers who are fans of the 'Mucha Lucha!' series or those who enjoy action-packed adventures.
- Introduction to Chapter Books: Authored by Kate Egan, this book serves as a gentle introduction to chapter books for emerging readers. With its manageable length and familiar characters, it helps bridge the gap between picture books and more complex literature.
- Cultural Exposure: The 'Mucha Lucha!' series is known for its unique blend of Mexican wrestling culture, known as 'Lucha Libre,' and cartoon fun. Reading this book provides an opportunity for children to learn about a different cultural phenomenon in an accessible and enjoyable way.
- Themes of Friendship and Problem-Solving: The story revolves around themes of friendship, teamwork, and overcoming challenges. As the characters navigate the trouble with trading cards, readers learn valuable lessons about working together and resolving conflicts, which are important life skills for young children.