Re: 2218 - readers for tweens
Luz Shosie and Ned Vare
on 8/9/02 12:40 PM, [email protected] at
[email protected] wrote:
series of comix style books. Go to www.CommonReader.com
They are so good, they've been translated into dozens of languages and sold,
of course, around the world. The absolute best. Kids can't put them down.
NV
[email protected] wrote:
> On Fri, 9 Aug 2002 07:55:23 -0400 <ElissaJC@...> writes:Yes. There are two great ones Get the Asterix series and/or the Tin Tin
>
>> Does anyone
>> have
>> ideas on easy readers that are a little more interesting for tweens?
series of comix style books. Go to www.CommonReader.com
They are so good, they've been translated into dozens of languages and sold,
of course, around the world. The absolute best. Kids can't put them down.
NV
Fetteroll
on 8/9/02 8:00 PM, Luz Shosie and Ned Vare at nedvare@... wrote:
Tin, the type is dense and the vocabulary is definitely above elementary.
And you'll probably want to be there to provide some historical commentary
on the black faces with big red lips and opium dens. And as I recall Asterix
has a lot of sophisticated (but low brow ;-) jokes that it would be a shame
she'd miss without someone there to explain them!
Joyce
> Yes. There are two great ones Get the Asterix series and/or the Tin TinDefinitely good! But definitely not easy readers though! In the case of Tin
> series of comix style books. Go to www.CommonReader.com
> They are so good, they've been translated into dozens of languages and sold,
> of course, around the world. The absolute best. Kids can't put them down.
Tin, the type is dense and the vocabulary is definitely above elementary.
And you'll probably want to be there to provide some historical commentary
on the black faces with big red lips and opium dens. And as I recall Asterix
has a lot of sophisticated (but low brow ;-) jokes that it would be a shame
she'd miss without someone there to explain them!
Joyce