Book details
The Isabelle Stories: Volume 1: Izzy and Belle
Description
Six-year-old Isabelle doesn't have any brothers or sisters. But she does have her dad, her cat Steve, her friend Harry B, and her baby cousin, Bibi, who she's very good at looking after. And then along comes Isobel, a new girl at school. They have the same name, but will they be friends?Four gentle stories in one volume, all about Isabelle and her world, its trials and triumphs, its small moments and big dramas: friends, family, school life and growing up, from Jane Godwin, one of Australia's respected writers for children, and with delightful illustrations by Robin Cowcher.'Jane Godwin understands what it is to be a child or young person, what matters to them at different ages and stages' Living Arts Canberra
Age
5-7
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
110 pages
Book in series
#1
Why to read
- Engaging Storytelling: 'The Isabelle Stories: Volume 1: Izzy and Belle' by Jane Godwin offers readers a captivating narrative that is both heartwarming and thought-provoking. The storytelling is crafted to keep readers of all ages engaged and entertained throughout the book.
- Character Development: The characters in the book, particularly Izzy and Belle, are well-developed and relatable. Readers will find themselves invested in their journeys, learning from their experiences, and perhaps seeing reflections of themselves in the characters' adventures and challenges.
- Themes of Friendship and Growth: The book explores important themes such as friendship, personal growth, and the power of imagination. These universal themes resonate with readers, providing valuable life lessons and insights into human relationships and self-discovery.
- Quality Writing: Jane Godwin is known for her ability to write with clarity and warmth, making her stories accessible to a wide audience. Her writing style is both eloquent and easy to follow, ensuring that readers will find 'The Isabelle Stories: Volume 1: Izzy and Belle' a delightful and rewarding read.