Peruse There's A Zombie In My Bathtub (Here's Hank #5) Executed By Henry Winkler In Physical Edition
amazing and very clever book, My son and I just finished Theres a Zombie in my Bathtub together and we both loved it!
A few pages in and my son started exclaiming that hes basically Hank.
He related to him, and it was so wonderful to read a story about a boy with similar challenges and feelings, but who perseveres and finds a way.
Like Hank, his parents work a lot with him, thankfully he also has a Frankie in his life that helps, understands and supports him in a considerate way and he has clever ways of approaching challenges that would never occur to me and amaze me to no end.
We are fortunate to live in a time where we can pinpoint the challenges facing children, such as dyslexia and have access to helpful resources and examples of successful people with similar challenges.
This is an absolutely fantastic series! Recommended for all ages, Wanted to read this story next, since its Halloween related, Another cute story in the Here's Hank, series, In this story, Hank believes, after watching a zombie movie with his friends, a zombie attack is going to happen during trick or treating.
And his Papa Pete, is in danger of being the first ones the zombies are going to get, E With Halloween approaching, Hank and his friends decide to watch a scary movie to get ready for the holiday, But the movie turns out to be a bit too scary for Hank, and suddenly he sees zombies every time he closes his eyes.
Everyone says zombies arent real, but then people around him start moaning and acting like the undead, and he isnt so sure, Hank isnt taking any chancesnot when there might be zombies on the loose! Read this book to my kids at bedtime,and
Book uses a font to help a dyslexic person read,
The kids related to the characters, and loved this story, Laughed out loud often. Perfect age.nd graders.
Hank, Ashley, and Frankie plan for a movie night, But Dad invites Nick, a school bully, Plans change, instead of the Eight Legged creature movie they end up watching a Zombie movie, Hank gets scared. He wants to tell his friends but Nick keeps teasing him,
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GRAKylah, my friend from camp, recommended this book to me pretty recently.
Bard, a platform for blind people to get digital books, was acting up, so I had to wait to download this book, Its really funny. Its about this boy named Hank Who has a Halloween party each year, Having his friend watch a movie together, This year, another friend joins them and talks about a different movie, Its about zombies, and Hank is afraid of them, Even though I am an eighth grader, I still got annoyed at Nick when he was teasing Hank, I still got into the story, I think my favorite part was when it turned out that Nick was scared of zombies, too, Then, Hank thought it was crazy, I felt bad for Mrs, thing. She was just trying to dress up for Halloween, Cute story for younger readers, Hank and his friend always watch a certain Halloween movie every year before Halloween, This year, a new friend brings a scary zombie movie, but Hank's too afraid to admit he's, well, afraid,
I thought this book dealt with the topic of fear and peer pressure quite nicely, Hank is no shrinking violet by any stretch of the imagination, After all, the character seems to be based on the author who IS the Fonz! So, when we see that even a likable, fullofenergy kid like Hank can get scared of zombies even though his friends aren't scared, we can maybe relate.
I happened to attend a ComiCon and met Henry Winkler, He is an amazing man, I didn't even know he was an author until I saw his Hank series on his table at his booth, He explained to me that he was diagnosed with dyslexia and wanted to create a book that would be easy for kids with dyslexia to read.
The font of this book is easy to read and is supposed to help make reading easier overall, The story overall is charming, It has enough of a suspense aspect to it to keep a child's attention and the illustrations in this book are fantastic as well.
He told me that this book is geared towardnd graders but I feel that it could possibly be read even before that age with the help of a grownup.
Would definitely recommend this book! I picked one up for my niece already, I hope she enjoys it as much as I did, My son really relates to Hank, He never thought Hank's fear of zombies was irrational, Dexteryo read. "It's the night before Halloween, Hank sees a movie at home with his friends, but unexpectedly Nick McKelty came and has to watch it with them, They were going to watch The EightLegged Creature Under the Sea, but Ashley came exactly ato'clock so they watched Zombie Attack, Hank did not like it, he was scared and got nightmares, " This is the second Here's Hank book I've read, I always love how the authors infuse some of the trouble Hank has with spelling and reading, but it isn't a huge deal or too much of a focal point.
Hank is easily relatable to kids, and especially those with dyslexia, Henry Winkler is instantly recognizable and admired by audiences of all ages for his role as the Fonz on the long running series, Happy Days.
In addition, he is an award winning producer and director of family and childrens programming, He is also the author of the critically acclaimed Hank Zipzer series, which follows the everyday adventures of a bright boy with learning challenges.
Mr. Winkler has also continued his acting career on the big screen, including a Golden Globe nomination for his performance in Nightshift, a starring role in the box office hit Scream, and co starring roles in The Water Boy, and Holes.
On television, he has guest starred on ABCs The Practice and NBCs Law Order: SVU, He recently starred on Broadway for nine Henry Winkler is instantly recognizable and admired by audiences of all ages for his role as the Fonz on the long running series, Happy Days.
In addition, he is an award winning producer and director of family and children's programming, He is also the author of the critically acclaimed Hank Zipzer series, which follows the everyday adventures of a bright boy with learning challenges.
Mr. Winkler has also continued his acting career on the big screen, including a Golden Globe nomination for his performance in Nightshift, a starring role in the box office hit Scream, and co starring roles in The Water Boy, and Holes.
On television, he has guest starred on ABC's The Practice and NBC's Law Order: SVU, He recently starred on Broadway for nine months in Neil Simon's play The Dinner Party, Mr. Winkler is deeply committed to children's welfare and works with numerous children's
groups, He is involved with The MacLaren Children's Center a facility for abused children, The National Committee for Arts for the Handicapped, The Special Olympics, and The Los Angeles Music Center's Very Special Arts Festival, as well as numerous teenage alcohol and drug abuse programs.
He is a founding member of the Children's Action Network, a non profit organization that sponsors informational briefings for writers, producers and directors on children's issues and serves as a clearing house for the entertainment industry on children's issues.
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