Song Lee Chapter Books for Young Girls
Chapter Books About Song Lee and Horrible Harry
Song Lee Chapter Books for Young Girls are best for reading levels ranging from grade 2.5 to 3.5. These books are excellent for a child learning to follow chapters to build upon a story and to continue with the next book to build the character more. Currently these four chapter books are in the Song Lee Series
Song Lee Chapter Books for Young Girls: Song Lee in Room 2-B
In classroom 2-B, Song Lee is the object of Horrible Harry's affections. This humorous chapter book tells more of the story of Song Lee, a character first presented in Horrible Harry in Room 2-B. Harry is attracted to Song Lee so in many of the Horrible Harry Chapter Books, Song Lee is the focus of things Harry does to try to impress her.
Song Lee Chapter Books for Young Girls: Song Lee and the Hamster Hunt
In Song Lee and the Hamster Hunt, Song Lee brings her pet hamster to school. When the hamster escapes a funny series of events occur as the class tries to find the missing pet.
Song Lee Chapter Books for Young Girls: Song Lee and the Leech Man
In Song Lee and the Leech Man, Harry's affection for Song Lee shows again when he decides to take action in retaliation when another character tattles on Song Lee. Harry's joke fails and he falls in the pond where he gets covered with leeches. Instead of being her hero, it is Song Lee who comes to Harry's rescue instead.
Song Lee Chapter Books for Young Girls: Song Lee and the "I Hate You" Notes
In Song Lee and the "I Hate You "Notes, an issue that many young children encounter is addressed. Someone is sending hate notes to Song Lee. Song Lee takes creative revenge in a manner than doesn't hurt any one.
Song Lee Chapter Books for young girls are good books to continue their reading experiences. Suzy Kline's characters are well developed and teach lessons in a fun reading environment.
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http://biography.jrank.org/pages/707/Kline-Suzy-1943.html
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- Suzy Kline developed Horrible Harrry's friend Song Lee further in her own series.
- Song Lee chapter books set good examples on how to respond to ugly statements.
- Song Lee chapter books are good for young girls who read on 2nd and 3rd grade levels.
4 Comments
Post a CommentSounds fun :) Sheri
great info good to know!
I remember Amber reading about Harry she loved him so long ago. Lexi is too young for these now but in a few years they will be perfect.
Good information, Maggie! Too bad there are no young girls in the family at the moment.