Get Through This Book

A sweet, fun-filled debut for fans of Oliver Jeffers, BJ Novak, and Jon Klassen about perseverance and the joy of reading. Recently awarded multiple 5-star editorial reviews!Some books just seem boring.But then once you get into a good one, all kinds of things can happen. However, there is really only one way to get through a book.Help our green friend as he tries and tries to get through this book until he finally figures out the correct way to do it. A lively and interactive read-aloud, Get Through This Book will fill kids with delight in the enjoyment that reading can bring. And they may just want to read it again, and again, and...Perfect for bedtime, classroom, car rides, the beach, breakfast, lunch, dinner, and pretty much everywhere anytime, Get Through This Book is available in hardcover, paperback, e-book, and coloring book versions."Readers who enjoy humorous read-aloud stories, interactive picture books, and self-aware storytelling will find plenty to enjoy in Brett Rumfelt's creative work. It's an excellent resource for elementary teachers to inspire young students to read." - Readers' Favorite"A side-splitting, highly entertaining, interactive story filled with silly antics and cartoon-style humor that kids aged 2-6 will love! I recommend getting your copy today!" - Reedsy Discovery"Get Through This Book is a clever, fast-moving meta-adventure that respects a child's intelligence by turning the physical layout of a book into an entertaining game. It is an excellent selection that will be most enjoyed by young children, emerging readers, and parents looking for a highly interactive and humorous read-aloud." - The Children's Book Review"Get Through This Book is a delightfully inventive and funny picture book that turns the act of reading into an interactive adventure. It is a perfect choice for parents, teachers, or anyone looking to make reading a more engaging and enjoyable experience for kids. The book's humor, creativity, and self-referential style ensure that readers will want to "get through" it again and again." - Reader's Choice Book Awards