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Arthur and the Poetry Contest : A Marc Brown Arthur Chapter Book 18 (Arthur Chapter Books)

Arthur and the Poetry Contest : A Marc Brown Arthur Chapter Book 18 (Arthur Chapter Books)

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Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Arthur and the Poetry Contest
Review: Arthur and the Poetry Contest is book number 18 in the"Arthur Chapter Book" series. It is written in chapter bookformat for children who are ready to read on their own. In this storyFern dares Arthur and his friends to enter the poetry writing contest at the local library, but writing poems turns out to be harder than they thought. Will Arthur and friends be able to write poems good enough to be read out loud? Brown continues to demonstrate an understanding of timing and flow of text as well as an awareness of what is of interest to children. The few black & white illustrations help bridge the gap between the easy reader level and a junior fiction. This sturdy beginner chapter book is sure to be a hit with Arthur fans.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: A Good Improvement on The Teleplay
Review: This book is based on an episode on the "Arthur" T.V. by Joe Fallon, and it's an excellent enhancement to an already good story. Rather than watching the T.V., readers are made to use their imaginations as part of the story, or even if they have seen the show, use their imaginations to fill in the details. Marc pays excellent attention to detail and although most of the credit goes to Fallon, those who saw the show will still find it worthwhile to read the book.


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