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Sto caricando le informazioni... Blue, Barry & Pancakes (Blue, Barry & Pancakes, 1)di Dan Jason
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Iscriviti per consentire a LibraryThing di scoprire se ti piacerà questo libro. Attualmente non vi sono conversazioni su questo libro. This is a perfect beginning graphic novel. The story is so cute. My nephew will flip over it, and as a struggling reader, it is perfect for where he is at. Plus I think Pancake will be one of his new favorite characters. I love how Blue (the worm) is the studious one, Barry is the middle child, and Pancakes is the crazy friend who wants to do it all and take you with them. nessuna recensione | aggiungi una recensione
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"One day, when the gang goes to the beach, Barry and Pancakes lose Blue's beloved beach ball. They come up with a plan to get it back, but things go way off course. Now, these pals will have to go inside a giant whale's stomach, crash a pool party on an alien spaceship, and survive Duckzilla's volcanic birthday bash if they ever hope to see Blue's beach ball again!"--Amazon. Non sono state trovate descrizioni di biblioteche |
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This is a very silly book that will appeal to kids who like goofy and slapstick humor, like Looney Tunes cartoons or Dog Man comics. The language is relatively simple and fairly sparse so this is a good choice for reluctant or struggling readers or those who are just moving on from early readers.
The reason I didn't like the book better was the characters were a little obnoxious in the beginning and I didn't quite get over that. I thought for such supposedly good friends, Barry and Pancakes choosing to play Keep Away with Blue in the middle *after* Blue explicitly asked them not to play with his collectible beach ball was poor behavior, although they do eventually apologize for it at the conclusion of the book. Also, in a very bizarre illustration, when the ball first goes missing, the thought/speech bubble for Blue is that of a ticking bomb. Is that supposed to indicate Blue is that angry? Or is a "bleep" for a curse word? I don't know but either way, it was weird and makes me feel uncomfortable recommending this book to youngsters.
The illustrative style is very cartoony, which fits with the tone and intended audience for the book, but it is not my preferred style. Backmatter develops the characters a little further; a brief mention of "her" here illuminates that Pancakes is a female character. ( )