The Secret of Foghorn Island (Step-Into-Reading, Step 4)

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Summary: Good practice for growing readers
Review: Last year my daughter was getting her second grade reading going, and so I got the Otto and Uncle Tooth books. They are an excellent series, because they are simple enough, yet they have some mystery and suspense built in. Some of the names like Captain Poopdeck put her in stiches, and that keeps the reading fun. Good illustrations to follow along as well. They are also the kinds of books kids like to read again, and that is important when developing good reading skills. Practice makes perfect!

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Summary: Great mystery book for young kids
Review: My daughter was first introduced to the Uncle Tooth and Otto Adventures when she was three years old. She's now 5 and a half and still loves them. The Secret of Foghorn Island is wonderful for young children who love mysteries. My daughter recently let her kindergarten class borrow her copy for story time. The teacher said that all the kids really enjoyed it. This book and the rest of the series have wonderful characters and stories that will entertain the reader as well as any young listeners. All in all this is a wonderful book as are all the Uncle Tooth and Otto Adventures.

Rating:
Summary: Great mystery book for young kids
Review: My daughter was first introduced to the Uncle Tooth and Otto Adventures when she was three years old. She's now 5 and a half and still loves them. The Secret of Foghorn Island is wonderful for young children who love mysteries. My daughter recently let her kindergarten class borrow her copy for story time. The teacher said that all the kids really enjoyed it. This book and the rest of the series have wonderful characters and stories that will entertain the reader as well as any young listeners. All in all this is a wonderful book as are all the Uncle Tooth and Otto Adventures.