To be perfectly honest, I didn't especially like this book and I'm not sure what Anna thought about it. I tried to make it fun but I'm sure my true lack of enthusiasm shone through. She did have some giggles at parts of the book but I really think a lot of it went right over her head. I did think the torn corner at the end of the book was kind of a cute touch.
To learn more about the story you can check out the YouTube video of some grade 4 students reading Have I Got a Book For You!. The Texas Librarian offers some reading strategies and lesson plan ideas for Have I Got a Book For You!. On the Kids Can Press page devoted to Have I Got a Book for You!, you will find information about the book and a link to a pdf of Have I Got a Book for You! Learning Resource Material with a number of ideas for using the book as a basis for some learning.
This is the second book that I've featured by Melanie Watts, the first being Chester. I know a lot of people really like Melanie Watt books, but I'm finding I struggle with her books. It seems to take a number of re-readings and research before I really grow to appreciate them.
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