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The Phantom Tollbooth (G.K. Hall large print for young readers)
I loved this book and bought it for all my grandchildren. Even bought it for my Kindle so I was able to read it too. It's great for adults because of all the plays on words, and great for kids because of the fantasy.
The Phantom Tollbooth (G.K. Hall large print for young readers)
The Phantom Tollbooth's theme is for kids to get out of the house and explore the landscape, to examine the road, to question the point, to think on your path, to poke the matter, to probe the issue, to ask the meaning, to open the book, to unfold the map, and to turn over all stones. While that may sound boring the book does it in such a way to bring a chuckle to your lips and a smile to your eyes. Was this you as a kid? Is this you as an adult now?Tons of imagery, language twists, and adventure with just a slight touch of danger make this a book for both young and old. I strongly suggest this book for anybody, new or used, for reading at anytime.
The Phantom Tollbooth (G.K. Hall large print for young readers)
I forgot how great a book this is. I recently read it to my son. I think I was more entertained than he was. Great imagery and worth reading to your kids!!!Love it!
The Phantom Tollbooth (G.K. Hall large print for young readers)
This book i strongly recommend. Sometimes it got confusing but overall it had good words, nice figurative language, and a brilliant writing style.
The Phantom Tollbooth (G.K. Hall large print for young readers)
I purchased this book for my reluctant reader (9 yr old) and he has so far liked it, which is a lot to say for him since he doesn't enjoy reading as much. I've seen him enjoy it and chuckle some times is so silly! I just am so happy that he is enjoying it!
The Phantom Tollbooth (G.K. Hall large print for young readers)
We think it is a milestone when humans reach fifty. I think it is great they came out with a 50th Anniversary Edition of The Phantom Tollbooth. A great way to get a new generation of readers. I used my copy in a presentation to school librarians who had not been born when the book was published the first time.