I'D RATHER EAT WORMS!
This early chapter book, "I'd Rather Eat Worms,” is about a little boy named Max and his younger sister, Susie. These stories stem from the experiences of Kerry's own children when they were little. A must read for the child in all of us.
“I'd Rather Eat Worms,” by Kerry and Sarah Batchelder, is the newly revised edition of, "The Misadventures of Max, Boys Rule and Girls Have Cooties."
Both playful and amusing, this book is sure to please, even the
most selective audiences.
More chapters and updated full-color illustrations.
“I'd Rather Eat Worms,” by Kerry and Sarah Batchelder, is the newly revised edition of, "The Misadventures of Max, Boys Rule and Girls Have Cooties."
Both playful and amusing, this book is sure to please, even the
most selective audiences.
- This book is an early chapter book geared toward ages 7-10.
More chapters and updated full-color illustrations.
REVIEWS
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June 24, 2024
**Book Review: *I'd Rather Eat Worms!* by Kerry Batchelder**
Kerry Batchelder's *I'd Rather Eat Worms!* is a delightful and humorous early chapter book that will resonate with young readers who love adventure and mischief. The story centers around Max, a spirited little boy with a penchant for adventure who often finds himself in tricky situations due to peer pressure.
Max's adventures and misadventures are depicted with humor and heart, making the book an engaging read for children. The narrative effectively captures the inner world of a young boy who is curious, daring, and eager to explore but also vulnerable to the influence of others. Max's journey of self-discovery is both entertaining and educational, offering valuable lessons about individuality, peer pressure, and the importance of standing up for oneself.
Batchelder skillfully addresses the themes of bullying and self-assertion in a manner that is accessible and relatable for young readers. Max's experiences and the consequences he faces serve as gentle yet impactful reminders of the significance of making one's own choices and the strength it takes to resist following the crowd. The story encourages children to think independently and reinforces the idea that it's okay to say no and stand up for what they believe is right.
The book's humor is a standout feature, with Max's antics and the situations he gets into providing plenty of laughs. Batchelder's writing is lively and engaging, keeping readers hooked from beginning to end. The light-hearted tone ensures that the important messages are conveyed without being overly didactic, making the learning experience enjoyable.
Illustrations, if included, likely add an extra layer of charm to the story, bringing Max's adventures to life and enhancing the overall reading experience. Visual elements can help young readers connect with the characters and events, making the book even more appealing.
*I'd Rather Eat Worms!* is an excellent choice for early readers transitioning to chapter books. Its approachable length and engaging content make it suitable for young children who are developing their reading skills. The book's themes of self-confidence and resilience are particularly relevant, providing a positive and empowering message for its audience.
In conclusion, Kerry Batchelder's *I'd Rather Eat Worms!* is a delightful and meaningful addition to early chapter book collections. Its humorous and adventurous narrative, combined with its important life lessons, makes it a must-read for young readers. Max's story is sure to entertain and inspire children, encouraging them to be true to themselves and stand up for what they believe in.
Ultimate World
238 reviews 21 followers
Friends
June 24, 2024
**Book Review: *I'd Rather Eat Worms!* by Kerry Batchelder**
Kerry Batchelder's *I'd Rather Eat Worms!* is a delightful and humorous early chapter book that will resonate with young readers who love adventure and mischief. The story centers around Max, a spirited little boy with a penchant for adventure who often finds himself in tricky situations due to peer pressure.
Max's adventures and misadventures are depicted with humor and heart, making the book an engaging read for children. The narrative effectively captures the inner world of a young boy who is curious, daring, and eager to explore but also vulnerable to the influence of others. Max's journey of self-discovery is both entertaining and educational, offering valuable lessons about individuality, peer pressure, and the importance of standing up for oneself.
Batchelder skillfully addresses the themes of bullying and self-assertion in a manner that is accessible and relatable for young readers. Max's experiences and the consequences he faces serve as gentle yet impactful reminders of the significance of making one's own choices and the strength it takes to resist following the crowd. The story encourages children to think independently and reinforces the idea that it's okay to say no and stand up for what they believe is right.
The book's humor is a standout feature, with Max's antics and the situations he gets into providing plenty of laughs. Batchelder's writing is lively and engaging, keeping readers hooked from beginning to end. The light-hearted tone ensures that the important messages are conveyed without being overly didactic, making the learning experience enjoyable.
Illustrations, if included, likely add an extra layer of charm to the story, bringing Max's adventures to life and enhancing the overall reading experience. Visual elements can help young readers connect with the characters and events, making the book even more appealing.
*I'd Rather Eat Worms!* is an excellent choice for early readers transitioning to chapter books. Its approachable length and engaging content make it suitable for young children who are developing their reading skills. The book's themes of self-confidence and resilience are particularly relevant, providing a positive and empowering message for its audience.
In conclusion, Kerry Batchelder's *I'd Rather Eat Worms!* is a delightful and meaningful addition to early chapter book collections. Its humorous and adventurous narrative, combined with its important life lessons, makes it a must-read for young readers. Max's story is sure to entertain and inspire children, encouraging them to be true to themselves and stand up for what they believe in.