Author: Clay Boura
Published: Jan. 6, 2015
Publisher: Mascot Books
Pages: 38
Genre: Children ages 5 on up
Review: ebook provided by author
Buy Link: Amazon
The Leave it to Beamer series explores the wide world of English Idioms. And we'll even Go Out On A Limb to say that you will enjoy these stories Until The Cows Come Home! So grab a Leave it to Beamer story today. You'll be left In Stitches and fall Head Over Heels in no time!
We received this book to give an honest review.
Never really put much thought into idioms so when the author asked us to review I was like sure.
K is learning about idioms in class right now so I knew he would really enjoy this.
In Don't Let the Cat out of the bag we see how Beamer's imagination comes into play when his mom says to him "Don't Let the Cat out of the Bag."
At the end of the story we get how the idiom originated which was really neat information as I never thought about how it came to be.
Now K said he liked the book but that the eyes of the family were really creepy and he wouldn't look at the page. This is coming from a 9 year old. K also said that from now on we will use this idiom when we are getting presents for people so we don't have to use the word secret.
I think we both will enjoy this series of books minus the pictures of eyes from Beamer and his family.
Clay Boura is a loving husband and father of three residing in The Mitten State. As he and his wife began teaching their children to read and write, he realized that the complexity of the English language coupled with very literal young children made for an amusing combination. And so an idea was born: the "Leave it to Beamer" series. But enough about the author, let's Cut to the Chase. The Leave it to Beamer series explores the wide world of English Idioms. And we'll even Go Out On A Limb to say that you will enjoy these stories Until The Cows Come Home! So grab a Leave it to Beamer story today. You'll be left In Stitches and fall Head Over Heels in no time!
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