Toon Books: Jack and the Box: Toon Books Level 1 (Hardcover)

from delzey

Earlier this year when the first batch of Toon titles came out I was less than enthused. The problem as I saw it then was that the titles seemed little more than traditional comic book fare with expensive paper, better printing, and hard covers. I couldn't reconcile the content with the cost and ...

from nzfj

This is an interesting picture comic book. The art work is simple with limited color but very contrasting. Jack gets a toy present from his parents and slowly the present takes over Jack's room. After much playing and more characters jump out of the box, Jack's parents enter his bed room. Jack te...

from ElizaJane

Toon Books are a new set of graphic novels aimed at the emerging reader. They are written and illustrated by professional artists/authors and are wildly intriguing for the young reader. My son who is reading at a Gr. 2 level enjoyed these immensely. The three I am reviewing are the second and lat...

from YouthGPL

Kearsten says: This is a simple introduction to comics for beginning readers. My daughter, almost 6, was initially insistent she couldn't read it - it's 32 pages long, and must have been rather intimidating. However, as I paged through it with her, pointing to each word in its turn (and perhaps s...

from julieah

An easy-to-read comic book, online Toon reader, Speigelman's Jack and the Box is a sure fire way to entertain young readers alike. Jack, a young bunny receives a new jack in the box, Zach, who ends up being more than he bargained for. Zach is an argumentative, mischievous, and fun-loving toy. Whe...