The Chronicles of Ragnar Rabbit (Book 1) - How I Got My Name: Children's Illustrated Beginner Reader Book (for ages 4-7) (Volume 1)
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| Rating | : | 4.72 (757 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1530666317 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 40 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-07-15 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Barbara Mojica said WHAT'S IN A NAME?. Funny and clever early reader done in the format of a graphic novel. Protagonist is a stuffed rabbit nicknamed Raggy; the real story is how he got his name Ragnar. One day Raggy's human owner, Max, goes to the library with his grandpa. They return home with a book about Vikings. Max and Raggy begin to act out Viking adventures. Max builds a Viking ship with the help of his parents and Raggy.The next day, they are about to launch their ship when Raggy is whisked away by a vulture. I won't give away the plot, but I can say Raggy will encounter a Ninja, and a helicopter bef. Werner Stejskal said Rabbit adventures. This is the first book of a new series with a toy rabbit having adventures. I am very impressed by the general idea and set-up of this first book. I love the double story line with the main actors and the ants supplementing the story. This book will hold the interest of small children and has enough substance for early readers as well. The illustrations are colourful and have many points of interest, which will satisfy viewers with higher expectations. Good job, Melinda!. Fun story This is a fun story written in comic book style. The illustrations are very attractive and bright and the text and speech bubbles are a nice clear, very readable size and font style. It's a very engaging story and young readers are sure to love Ragnar - and those mischievous, hilarious ants! Comic style stories are often good at drawing more reluctant readers into reading and this fun story with educational element would be great for that.
Most of the cartoon gang characters are based on "real" members of Melinda's cuddly toy family. (Drawing can be especially challenging, as she needs to keep the iPad steady by balancing it with one leg up in the air - much to the amusement of her family!) Melinda originally wrote a book of poems for her 6 year old niece a few years ago, but never dreamt of trying to publish them, or of trying to illustrate them herself. The advent of ebooks and handheld tablets now makes self-publishing an exciting p
English and young British English readers.***Click on the LOOK INSIDE feature for a sneak preview!Scroll up and order your copy now! ====================== Tags: cuddly toys, stories for kids, books for kids, kids books, childrens books, elementary book, age 5, preschool, ages 6-8, kids stories, children stories, books for 5 year olds, books for 6 year olds, books for 7 year olds, bedtime stories for kids, short bedtime stories, short bedtime stories for kids, cute bedtime stories, children bedtime stories, Early Readers, Beginner Readers, read aloud books, preschool books, books for preschoolers, picture books for kids, picture books for preschoolers, funny bedtime story, childrens books by age 5-8, children's books ages 4-8, children's picture books, early beginner readers, kids books about animals, rabbit books for kids, rabbit books for children, comic book for kids, Books for children ages 3-5 6-8, Top of the Wardrobe Gang, Story books for kids 5-7, Rabbit stories, Bedtime books, Books about rabbits, books about toys, adventure books for kids boys girls, adventure stories, funny stories books for kids, humorous books stories for kids, humor, humour. >>> Welcome to the world of Raggy, an adventurous, slightly-boastful toy rabbit Raggy is impressed when his young human owner, Max, brings home library books about Vikings. The two of them soon start building their own Viking longboat.
You can find out more about Melinda, the gang, and their books from their website at topofthewardrobegang.weebly . This bunch of cuddly toys live on the Top of the Wardrobe - they like to call this the "penthouse suite"! They enjoy reading, and want to try writing their own books. Melinda Kinsman lives on a small peninsular called The Wirral, in North West England. The advent of ebooks and handheld tablets now makes self-publishing an exciting possibility for her