Toon: Benny and Penny in the Big No-No! : Toon Books Level 2 (Paperback)

from BethWal94

In this modern fantasy book, Penny and Benny, who are brother and sister, set off to find out who their new neighbor is. When they are about to go over the fence to see, Benny realizes his pail is missing. He thinks the neighbor might have stolen it, so when they check her yard, and see it, they ...

from julieah

In Benny and Penny in The Big No-No, the children believe that the new neighbors have stolen Benny's missing pail. After sneaking into their yard along with many other misunderstandings, the children learn about misunderstandings, the importance of apologies, and making new friends. With the book...

from Leah08

This is a good example of a fairy tale because the animals take on humanistic characteristics (like crying, talking, etc) and it has an improbable twist to the story that you wouldn't expect. It is told to entertain children and the ending is sweet and dream like- a perfect happy ending. Also it ...

from LisaMcG

4P "Benny and Penny and the Big No-no!" exemplifies the new synergy between words and pictures described by "Radical Change." Pictures show events, emotions, and other elements of the story that are not conveyed by the text, for instance on page 11, where Benny falls out of the tree branch.

from mossing

Benny and Penny are in their backyard when they realize that Benny's bucket is missing. They think that their new neighbor has taken it, so they go over the fence to get it back, even though they know that's a no-no. Benny and Penny's adventure continues despite the siblings' fear of monsters, wi...