Bobs and Tweets #2 Perfecto Pet Show, early elementary a go-go

Bob and Tweets are birds of a different color. Specifically they’re two families who are quite different, the Tweets are neat and the Bobs couldn’t bother. This is the second book in the series by Pepper Springfield with illustrations by Kristy Caldwell. This is a silly book, that’s fun to read-and if early elementary kids saw the first one, then Bobs and Tweets #2, Perfecto Pet Show is one you’ll be able to tell.

Dean Bob and Lou Tweet are friends at the same school. A kid-pet talent show is one that they’re having for good times to fuel.

Big families galore, have you seen The Loud House Before?

Aspects of Lou Tweet’s family reminded us of that. Chaos, action and bicycles going splatt.

Bobs and Tweets Pefecto Pet Show is one that first grader readers will immediately love. Between the colored images and rhyming story they’ll be able to read most of the book without any assistance. Second graders will be able to read it with almost perfect fluency, except for a couple bigger words that they’ll need help with the definition.

Pre-K and K students will get lots from the book too. Due to its rhyming format they’ll see this as a bridge to a ‘big kid’ book because it is a chapter book, but it’s a very simply chapter book. Each chapter is about five pages long. First graders will get the most out of this book as they read to themselves or have quiet time, while those younger kids will like the fact that it has chapters.

It’s a simpler book to read than Captain Underpants and will demo just slightly younger than those books. It’s slightly more difficult to read than Dr. Seuss books. In this second installment kids will laugh as they learn about stage fright, talent shows and do it all while rhyming.