by David Shannon, Kate Simses
This book is easy to read, fun, and also offers a lesson in the importance of doing the right thing and making good choices. Alice is mischievous and I think that students would love to read about, independently, and think about how they can relate to her behavior. I would definitely make this book ...
This is probably one of my favorite picture books. It is so cute. I suppose it is not really a book for boys but David Shannon has his other book series No, David. Alice the Fairy is a single book not part of a series, although I can hope for more can't I? This story show just how imaginative a chil...
Alice gets a five, she has to. What's not to love about a fairy in training, with all her skilled magic
At what age do girls pretend to be fairies? 3? 4? The voice seemed really uneven to me some of Alice's behavior seemed very young (or least I would hope so) but at other times the grammar, vocabulary, and especially the self-consciousness seemed much older.
This is probably one of my favorite picture books. It is so cute. I suppose it is not really a book for boys but David Shannon has his other book series No, David. Alice the Fairy is a single book not part of a series, although I can hope for more can't I? This story show just how imaginative a chil...
I like the concept, but Shannon's art just doesn't appeal to me.Library copy.
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