Book review: nathaniel english in king of video game written by michelle person

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Book review: Nathaniel English in the king of video game written by Michelle person

I really liked this book it is cute it reminded me of my childhood when I and my sisters used to play video games my mom would set the timer on for 30 minutes then its the next sisters turn.

This book is great it is very educational and teaches history I would highly recommend this book to any parents grandparents and teachers.

This book would be great in a classroom library or on your child's bookshelf this is a great book for all ages young and old.

The author did an amazing Job with this story and The pictures are beautiful the illustrator did an amazing job.

I can see this being a great history lesson for kids.

The little boy in the story wants to be a winner in a video game and did not what to go to bed so he asked his mom if he could stay up just a little bit longer after the game is mom read the story about mansa musa.

I just loved this little book it is easy to read and would make a great gift for anyone.

At the end of the story, there are book review questions you can go over with your children there is also journaling pages to write down you answeres.

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Here is the author's website

http://www.readjustlikeme.com/

enjoy reading Angelika

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