Title: Ruby the Copycat
Author: Peggy Rathmann
Illustrator: Peggy Rathmann
Genre: Fiction
Publisher / Copyright Date: Scholastic Inc 1991
Pages: 28
Rating:
Early Elementary K-2. 4 (Recommend)
This book is a K-2 reading level. There are pictures on every page but the text is longer on some pages. I would give this book a four because of all the purposes it serves for children growing up and going through school. The vocabulary is challenging as well.
Summary:
Ruby is a little girl who is very unsure of herself. She goes to school and copies a little girl that sits her. Everything the little girls says,she says it. One day she went home and made an outfit that looks exactly like the little girls. The teacher figured out what was going on and told Ruby that its important that she is okay with being herself because she was perfect the way she was.
Such a fun book. I think this would be great to read to new students that are unsure of what to do. Loved your educational purpose.
ReplyDeleteThis book could be used to help students be confident in themselves. I think this is a great book, and I hope that the students enjoy it as much as I do.
ReplyDeleteYour review and love for this book has made me love it. It could be very useful in the classroom.
ReplyDeleteThis was a great book to review! It even has lessons that can derive from it, which make its educational value even higher! This is, yet again, another great book that students can relate to! I love it! I am glad you chose to review it and share it with us!
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