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      Hi TAS


      Thank you very much for your reply. Very helpful!

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        Let her read the books of chetan bhagat stories.

        She ll love vampire series of twilight saga. Its interesting.

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          Any good English book set recommendation for K1 boy? He has the Step into Reading series as it feature his favorite characters eg. Cars, Thomas. Any other good series that anyone can reco? šŸ™‚

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            Any good books to recommend for a K2 preferrably relating to cars - 4 wheels? It can be in science, magazine style.

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              lovinglife
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              Anyone can share review on Cam Jansen Series? Is it appealing for a 6yo boy?

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                lovinglife:
                Anyone can share review on Cam Jansen Series? Is it appealing for a 6yo boy?

                Yes, my boys read almost the whole series of cam jasen books when he was ard 6 yrs old. It is about a boy and his classmates, a girl who has a photogenic mind and how they solved simple mystery. Hope I did not remember wrongly. It has been so long ago. šŸ™‚

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                  PiggyLalala:
                  lovinglife:

                  Anyone can share review on Cam Jansen Series? Is it appealing for a 6yo boy?


                  Yes, my boys read almost the whole series of cam jasen books when he was ard 6 yrs old. It is about a boy and his classmates, a girl who has a photogenic mind and how they solved simple mystery. Hope I did not remember wrongly. It has been so long ago. šŸ™‚

                  Correct me if I am wrong. I thought it is a Girl's series? Cam Jansen is a girl, no? Can you also share about series that your boys read when they were younger? My 6yo is currently reading the The New Adventures of the Wishing-Chair by Enid Blyton, 5-6 books in total. I need to start looking around for another series for him. Not too wordy. :roll:

                  I shall go library to borrow some Cam Jansen to let him try.

                  :thankyou:

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                    lovinglife:
                    PiggyLalala:

                    [quote=\"lovinglife\"]Anyone can share review on Cam Jansen Series? Is it appealing for a 6yo boy?


                    Yes, my boys read almost the whole series of cam jasen books when he was ard 6 yrs old. It is about a boy and his classmates, a girl who has a photogenic mind and how they solved simple mystery. Hope I did not remember wrongly. It has been so long ago. šŸ™‚

                    Correct me if I am wrong. I thought it is a Girl's series? Cam Jansen is a girl, no? Can you also share about series that your boys read when they were younger? My 6yo is currently reading the The New Adventures of the Wishing-Chair by Enid Blyton, 5-6 books in total. I need to start looking around for another series for him. Not too wordy. :roll:

                    I shall go library to borrow some Cam Jansen to let him try.

                    :thankyou:[/quote]Yup, Cam Jansen is a girl who likes to solve mystery and she has a photogenic mind. There is another boy called Eric, in the book. They solved simple mystery together. This is one of the first chapters books that my son read on his own independently.

                    Other mystery series include encyclopedia brown and Marc Brown Arthur Chapter books. Other series like the berenstain bears, horrid henry and the Little Mr and Miss series are also my son's favourite. There are many more others that I have forgotten the titles. I need to visit the library to recall the titles of these books.

                    Then they progressed to read the magic tree series (mystery story) in p1 and P2. šŸ˜„

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                      Oh, lovinglife, your question on Cam Jansen brought back so much fond memories for me. I used to bring my boys to the library every week and we have borrowed many books from the library. I have done a google search - Another 2 series that I can remember are Babar the elephant and madeline story book. For Babar and Madeline, I read to my elder son, when he was around 5 years old.


                      When they were younger, I remembered reading George, the monkey series (3 to 5 year old ) and eric carl books - good night, moon; from head to toe; Little clouds; (1-3 years old) to them.

                      There is one thick compilation of the classical stories that I borrowed many times from the library. We love all the stories in it and we would read them again and again šŸ˜„

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                        PiggyLalala:


                        Yup, Cam Jansen is a girl who likes to solve mystery and she has a photogenic mind. There is another boy called Eric, in the book. They solved simple mystery together. This is one of the first chapters books that my son read on his own independently.

                        Other mystery series include encyclopedia brown and Marc Brown Arthur Chapter books. Other series like the berenstain bears and the Little Mr and Miss series are also my son's favourite. There are many more others that I have forgotten the titles. I need to visit the library to recall the titles of these books.

                        Then they progressed to read the magic tree series (mystery story) in p1 and P2. šŸ˜„
                        I hardly see Eric being illustrated in the book cover, thought he is just carefare šŸ˜‚ thanks for recalled so many titles for me! Little Mr and Miss is my DS most hateful series so far. He always gotten this series as weekly read from his enrichment teacher. As for magic tree house series, I let him read when he was slightly over 5yo but he was reluctant and not keen. So I kept the books away. Maybe can try again soon šŸ˜„

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