Jo and the eggs

Author: Maggy Mcnorton
Genre: Simplified book
Character: Dan, Hannah, Jo, Mr Norton and Mrs Norton
Setting: Integral setting
Plot: Episodic
Style: Exposition


Reflection:

                 Jo is a small girl. Dan is her brother and Hannah is her sister. Their parents are farmer. In their farm, there are a horse named Friskey which is a small horse and seven cows which are big and some chickens which are small and some lambs. Suddenly, the lambs want to run out to the gate so Jo closes the gate immediately. Everyone thinks Jo is a good girl. Jo, Dan and Hannah go back to the house. The eggs are dirty so Dan washes the eggs. Then, the eggs become clean. Jo, Dan, Hannah, Mr Norton and Mrs Norton sit down eating the eggs. The eggs are good. The chickens are good. The lambs are good. So, everyone is very happy. After reading this book, I think that this book is very useful for the kid who is learning vocabulary because this book uses many easy vocabulary to let kids learn them as soon as possible. You not only can learn the vocabulary in the story but also can learn in the last few pages. The author put every vocabulary of this book in the last few pages with many beautiful pictures. Take the word " happy" for example, you can see a girl smiles and the word "happy" is behind the picture. This book also has some questions of the story like how many chickens in the farms or why is Jo happy. Those questions not only make readers review this story again but also make readers impress this book. When the kids read this book, they won't feel bored. The pictures of this book is colorful so kids will pay more attention to this book.