Hillert, M. (1963). The
funny baby. Cleveland: Follett Publishing.
Margarat Hillert has written a number of children’s
books. I chose three books that she
wrote this week for comparison and contrast.
This was the earliest of the three written by Margaret Hillert. This one specifically is the story of the
Ugly Duckling. Because she used to be a
1st grade teacher, she does a wonderful job of keeping her writing
simple. This book uses only 40 simple
words. She uses repetition of words to
allow for the sentences to flow between one another. This makes the reading very simple and most
sentences being only a few words in length.
She does a wonderful job of using her words to flow with the pictures
and writing in a way that a child can read on their own with little assistance
from an adult. In my opinion this is one
of the easier children’s books to read and enjoy. It could be particularly recommended for
someone who may be a resistant reader as it is simple and also may have some
negative feelings toward their reading whether it is by confidence or
skill.
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