This book shows yet again that TenNapel has done neither. It’s his sons birthday and he wants to buy him something great but he can’t afford anything. Personalize Common Sense for your family. The first book in the Nnewts series follows the story of Herk, a lovable Nnewt who longs for stronger legs, something his mother and father wish they could give him.

tnnapelīooklist March 15, With GhostopolisBad Islandand the very recent Ratfist still practically hot out of the oven, TenNapel has hit a prolific stride, turning out stories featuring whacked-out science, organic weirdness, and a hefty emotional heart. We display the minimum age for which content is developmentally appropriate. Jul 03, Paul Hankins added it Shelves: Talk to your kids about Kindle Edition Verified Purchase. When cardboard creatures come magically to life, a boy must save his town from disaster. I stumbled on this book not sure what I was looking for at the time but Oh So Thankful I happened upon this gem. I liked the book “Cardboard” even though it was a bit strange. Is it OK for kids to read books outside their reading levels?Īnd tina is the nice lady next door thats in love with dad but hes too afraid of letting go of the past Cardboard by Tennqpel TenNapel Cam doesn’t like his birthday present at first after all it is a cardboard box but him and dad make the best out of it by building a cardboard boxing man named bill but in the wee hours of night the cardboard box man comes to cardboars. Feb 25, Kolby Brooks rated it it was amazing. Comments Nathan Hale says: After waiting a few weeks since a few kids had it on hold, Tenmapel brought it home and read it quickly.įailing to keep his promise to do this, the father and son see all kinds of magic cardboard havoc break loose as a result, and they must set to work repairing the damage. They build a boxer out of the box and the box boxer comes to life! Amazon Inspire Digital Educational Resources. This printing has everything: I figured I’d get a review out dout while it’s still fresh in my mind. Review: Cardboard by Doug TenNapel - Good Comics for Kids

Oct 31, Robert Greenberger rated it liked it. Cardboard Book Poster Image Doug Tennapel Read Common Sense Media’s Cardboard review, age rating, and parents guide. Little do they know the havoc the cardboard will wreak on their lives. Cam’s father comes home with a cardboard box for Cam’s birthday. So to make the best of a bad situation, they bend. Cam’s down-and-out father gives him a cardboard box for his birthday and he knows it’s the worst present ever.

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