Tyrone: A Turtle Tale Tyrone, a turtle, has to wear glasses. His glasses are big and bright red. He also wants to play “hide and seek” with his friends; however, he is unable to hide his head in his shell. He discovers that he can do so if he takes off his glasses. This makes him feel much better; now he can play with the other animals. What did Parish think of “Tyrone: a Turtle Tale?” What was her favorite part? Does she want to read it again one day? Is there a funny part to “Tyrone: a Turtle Tale?” Do you like the pictures? How is Parish like the turtle? Maybe the turtle feels how you feel when your brothers do not want you to play with them. J.T., the 9-year-old, grasped the ideas of the book. He thought it was easy-to-read. He did not think his friends would want to read it. He explains, “They are into dirt bikes and ninjas.” I believe that “Tyrone: a Turtle Tale” is written for first and second graders. It did not keep Parish’s attention well. J.T. thought the storyline was too babyish for him. The illustrations are wonderful. The story is written in different colors and styles throughout the book. This adds to the attraction of the book. The font is large. The storyline is relatable to all children. “Tyrone: a Turtle Tale” is a fun book for those in early elementary school. I recommend it! |