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Summer Reading is Killing Me! (Time Warp Trio, No. 7)

Summer Reading is Killing Me! (Time Warp Trio, No. 7)

Published in
1998
3.83
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Description

Joe, Fred, and Sam have no idea why they?ve been transported to a playground. All they know is that there?s a 250-pound chicken and it?s headed straight for them. While Joe?s racking his brains for the magic words to stop a charging chicken, he suddenly has a flash of what?s going to happen next. It?s exactly like the book he just read. Turns out Fred put their summer reading list inside The Book (the magic one, that is)?and now they?re destined to spend their summer living stories that were only meant to be read. Only one thing is clear: writing a back-to-school book report will be no sweat.Jon Scieszka and Lane Smith also collaborated on Math Curse, The Stinky Cheese Man , and The True Story of the 3 Little Pigs .Jon Scieszka lives in Brooklyn, New York.Lane Smith lives in New York City.
Age
7-9
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
80 pages
Book in series
#7

Why to read

  • Engaging Adventure: 'Summer Reading is Killing Me!' offers a fun and exciting adventure that keeps readers engaged with its unique blend of humor and time-travel escapades, making it a great choice for young readers looking for an entertaining story.
  • Introduction to Classics: The book cleverly incorporates classic literary characters into the plot, providing a creative introduction to famous works of literature. This can spark an interest in exploring these classics further.
  • Reading Encouragement: As part of the Time Warp Trio series, this book encourages a love of reading through its lighthearted narrative and relatable characters. It's an excellent way to motivate kids to read during the summer break or any time of year.
  • Critical Thinking: The story challenges readers to think critically as the characters solve problems and navigate their way through various literary worlds. This helps develop problem-solving skills and fosters a love for reading and learning.