
It's Kids'Picks time at 5 Minutes for Books.
I'm one of those lucky people that both my kids love books. The Sophster2000, who is eight has been an avid reader ever since she discovered that she could do it on her own. She's been reading since she was four. Master K, on the other hand struggles with reading. It's hard to see the frustration growing in him while he tries to read on his own, he knows the sounds but for some reason he's having problems putting them together. But with all these struggles he still loves books, we read together, he has alone time with books on his own, and even the Sophster reads to him.

Up next is J.K. Rowling's The Tales of Beedle the Bard.

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4 comments:
Fun picks! I'm glad to know that she enjoyed The Tale of Despereaux. I also think its fabulous that your four year old is pressing on with the reading thing, even when its frustrating to him. It's a good trait to persevere! That's awesome.
My four-year-old enjoys that Marley book too. I love the message -- that even though Marley's bad, his family loves him. Pretty appealing for a micheivous little boy!!
I really want to re-read Despereaux before I watch the movie. Kudos for the little one, too, for charging ahead with reading even if he finds it difficult!
The Tale of Despereaux is on our list of reading. It looks fun.
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