Lily and the Mixed-Up Letters (Hardcover) by Deborah Hodge

from agassa1

In my opinion, this is a great book that is relatable to children with a reading disability like dyslexia. The language is clear and really gives you an idea of how Lily, the main character, feels frustrated and upset about not being able to read well. The writing is organized and flows well by i...

from nhassa3

This book was about Lily, a girl who has trouble reading. She is very concerned about it and makes excuses not to go to school or not to read aloud. The main message was that practice makes perfect and hard work pays off. I enjoyed this because Lily was a sweat girl and I enjoyed the main message...

from sconne7

Lily and The Mixed Up Letters - By Deborah Hodge (Picture Book) I loved the book, "Lily and The Mixed Up Letters," by Deborah Hodge because it explores the area of difficulty with reading in a way that many children will relate to and realize that it is okay to struggle and you can overcome your ...

from abrozi1

This book was interesting. It was about a little girl that had trouble reading and eventually spoke with her mom and was given the courage to read in front of the class. The cover page of the book has illustrations that hint towards dyslexia, but dyslexia is never specified in the story. I'm not ...

from ehayne1

This book was excellent. It gave readers a view into the life of a child with dyslexia. The book states that the letters dance and blur in front of her eyes. Poor Lily felt like she had to make excuses and hide her difficulty so that she would not be made fun of. She was nervous about not being a...