Great partner read-aloud for adults & children

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	• You Read to Me, I'll Read to You: Very Short Fairy Tales to Read Together Mary Ann Hoberman Little, Brown Young Readers, 2004 - 32 pages average customer review:based on 11 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Read WITH Your Child

I am a language therapist working with communication-impaired children and their parents. While most parents read to their children, they fail to do it in a truly interactive way - asking questions, making comments, asking for predictions, encouraging the child to reflect on the action and characters in the story. This is a wonderful series for children who are able to read. It's like performing a little play and the parent serves as an expressive model for the child. I use it with my students and it is highly motivating, fun, and recommended!

very good book!

This is a cutely written rhyming book of short stories that my 1st grader and I love to read together.

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Great partner read-aloud for adults & children

This book is a FUN read-aloud for parents,grandparents,aunts & uncles who want to model "just for fun" stories for their young aspiring readers. We taped ourselves orally reading (w/great expression & character voices) our favorite tales from this book & presented each of our great nieces & nephew w/ a copy of the book and both a personalized tape & CD of our readings. They were a tremendous hit & among the "favorite Christmas gifts!!"

a wonderful book

I love this book. When I leave it out on the shelf in the classroom, the kids actually ask to read it. They love reading to each other. Perfect for bilinguals or kids just starting out.

My own kids and I can still recite parts of it from memory ("I found a dime! You found a dime? I found a dime at dinnertime!") The illustrations are adorable and are entertaining all on their own. Buy it and share!

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I wish I'd thought of this first!

As a teacher who regularly works with struggling readers, I find this interactive format of benefit to beginning readers, and a great way to snuggle with a favorite child. I highly recommend all of the books in the "You Read to Me, I'll Read to You" series by Hoberman and Emberley.

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his cheerful companion follows the enormous success of You Read to Me, I'll Read to You: Very Short Stories to Read Together. Designed with budding readers in mind, each of the 8 fairy tales has been given a new twist and is set in three columns and three colors as a script for two voices to read separately or together. From the tale of Jack and the Beanstalk (in which Jack negotiates for the ogre's hen!) to Goldilocks (in which Baby Bear helps the famed intruder find her way home!), acclaimed writer Mary Ann Hoberman cleverly disguises reading skill development in her child-friendly rhymes, while Michael Emberley's warm and witty watercolors make for another irresistible package. Two proven formulas-the format of the New York Times bestseller, You Read to Me (Volume 1) combined with the beloved characters and themes that have nurtured children for generations-come together here in a winning read-aloud.

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