About the Author
Bruce Hale
ISBN 9780062279101
Rs. 240
HarperCollins
Clark the Shark
Who it's for: young children beginning to read independently
In Clark the Shark: Lost and Found, Clark faces a new challenge when his favorite ball goes missing. Determined to find it, Clark searches everywhere, learning important lessons about patience, kindness, and teamwork. As he enlists the help of his friends, Clark discovers that working together can solve problems and strengthen friendships. This Level 1 reader offers a fun and humorous story for young children beginning to read independently.Why You Should Read? Teaches early problem-solving skills through a relatable quest. Promotes empathy, kindness, and the value of teamwork among friends. Designed for early readers with simple sentences and engaging illustrations. Features a lively character that encourages enthusiasm for reading.
Highlights
- Level 1 reader for children beginning to read independently
- Teaches early problem-solving skills through a relatable quest
- Promotes empathy, kindness, and the value of teamwork
- Simple sentences and engaging illustrations for early readers
- Features a lively character that encourages reading enthusiasm
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Questions about this book
What is the reading level of this book?
It is a Level 1 reader, designed for young children who are beginning to read independently.
What is the main plot?
Clark the Shark loses his favorite ball and searches everywhere for it, learning about patience, kindness, and teamwork along the way.
What lessons does the book teach?
It teaches early problem-solving skills, empathy, kindness, and the value of teamwork among friends.
Is this book suitable for read-aloud?
Yes, it is designed for early readers with simple sentences and engaging illustrations, making it suitable for both independent reading and read-aloud sessions.