Julie Harper

Mothers you can still probably remember all those stories you’ve read as a young girl; stories which dealt with things young girls like reading and dreaming about, stories about fairies, mermaids and or course princesses. You probably still remember those wondrous slumber parties [no boys allowed] you went to. If you do, why not consider getting this book by Julie Harper which contains 48 stories as various lengths, not exceeding three pages, stories which capture those memories and will be something your daughters should enjoy reading.

The welcomed addition to each of the stories are multiple-choice questions which are designed for mothers to use to quietly test their daughters reading comprehension, or for them to even test themselves. The number of questions increase as the number of pages increase.

In the description for her book, Ms. Harper suggests that the readers of these stories should write a summary for each story in their own words, since writing a summary requires that the reader actually reads the entire story, and the just skimming it to find the answers to the story’s questions at the end.

Mothers don’t have to leave left out; they can read the stories themselves as they recalled the times, they’d been a young girl themselves. Considering the above, I’m happy to give this endeavor by Ms. Harper the 5 STARS I’ve given it.

I received a Mobi.file from the author, and the above has been my honest opinion.… (meer)