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It's A Book

  • Writer: Richelle Saavedra
    Richelle Saavedra
  • Nov 13, 2019
  • 1 min read

Updated: Feb 16, 2020


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Smith, L. (2011).It's A Book. New York, NY: Roaring Brook.

Summary:

This book was a conversation between two characters about a book. One character was into reading a book, and the other was busy with all his electronics gadgets and gizmos. The character couldn't understand how a book was better than what he had. Upon learning that the book was entirely different for his gizmos and gadgets, he took it from the other character and began to read it.


Strength:

This book shows the students that reading a book can be more fun than playing with electronic gadgets. In today's era, there is new technology being released for people to purchase. The book helps the reader understand that reading a book can transport them to a different time and help them be more creative.


Award:

Goodreads Choice Award for Picture Books (2010)


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