Author - Jane O'Connor
Illustrator - Robin Preiss Glasser
- Story - 4.5
- Illustration - 4.5
- Overall Kid Rating - 4.5
- Overall Mom Rating - 4.5
- What It Teaches - Vocabulary; Having a puppy takes work; We're all different, but that's ok! Being Fancy isn't for everyone or all the time.
- Length - 32 pages
- Audience - Book says 4-7, but my boys (yes, boys) ages 3.5 and 2 love it too! I think it's a darling book
Fancy Nancy is a Fancy girl in a Non-fancy family. She's drawn so cute and her emotions are real. Kids can relate and understand. Vocabulary is strengthened because she uses fancy words but tells what they mean. My kids starting using fancy words right away. It's a cute story with a good lesson. Check out other Fancy Nancy books, too! (Though, I'd check the library instead of purchase, they're rather expensive for a children's book -- or am I just out of the loop on kids' book prices?)
1 comments:
I think it is hilarious that we still continue to live such parallel lives - Joy just brought this book home from the school library. She is working on a chore chart to earn FN in Paris, or something like that. She hasn't completed her chart yet, so I haven't read it.
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