We read the first magic treehouse book together last week. I worried he might be a bit young for it, so I tried extra hard to focus on comprehension by retelling the story a few times and even acting it out with toys. Today at the library booksale, my little 3 year old cornered a librarian and said something like this:
We are looking for magic treehouse books. I read ALL of the first one. It is about a boy named Jack, and Jack has a sister named Annie. Jack and Annie find a treehouse and it has books in it. Jack wishes to go somewhere and the treehouse spins around and then they go ALL different places! Like in the first book - Dinosaurs Before Dark ... and we got three other ones too. One is about mummies and one is about knights and one is about astronauts.That's my boy.
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2 comments:
We love Magic Treehouse! My daughter has been listening to it for a little over a year now (started around 4). We ended up getting 1-40 on disc for our travels. She listens to them over and over.
Anna enjoys the audio books a lot, but after listening through them once, she absolutely rejects books 2-4. She finds them too scary. I personally think that the Mummies book is the weakest in the series. She does love the rest and reads both the fiction books and research guides over and over again.
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