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Aunt Nasty (Early Reader)

Aunt Nasty (Early Reader)

Published in
1973
3.86
on Goodreads (14)

Description

Early Readers are designed to bridge the gap between picture books and reading books. A blue Early Reader is ideal for reading together, while a red Early Reader signifies progression in the reading journey. The story revolves around Aunt Nasty's visit, who is not your typical aunt - she is a witch! This spooky and magical story, written by award-winning author Margaret Mahy and illustrated by Chris Mould, is a full color Early Reader edition of a classic tale.
Age
5-7
Text complexity
developing
Length
80 pages
Book in series
#3

Why to read

  • Encourages Early Reading Skills: 'Aunt Nasty (Early Reader)' by Margaret Mahy is designed for young readers, with simple language and engaging illustrations that help children develop their reading abilities in a fun and accessible way.
  • Stimulates Imagination: Margaret Mahy's storytelling is known for its whimsical and imaginative qualities. Reading 'Aunt Nasty' can spark creativity and inspire children to think outside the box, enhancing their cognitive development.
  • Teaches Life Lessons: Through the entertaining narrative, children can learn about important themes such as family dynamics, acceptance, and the value of kindness, which are subtly woven into the story.
  • Enjoyable for All Ages: While the book is targeted at early readers, Margaret Mahy's charming writing style and the humorous situations presented in 'Aunt Nasty' make it a delightful read for parents and children to share together, creating an opportunity for bonding and discussion.