Sean was very fond of the little Marvel graphic novels (thin manga-sized ones) for kids... IIRC the Power Play series features kids with super powers.
I talked to some children's librarians here about literacy learning & they all emphasized alternate formats as something to try, especially if they associate sounds with text. So books + CD, audiobooks, graphic novels - anything along those lines. Tumblebooks would be perfect if you have access through your local library (if not I may be able to hook you up).
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Date: 2011-03-04 05:14 am (UTC)Sean was very fond of the little Marvel graphic novels (thin manga-sized ones) for kids... IIRC the Power Play series features kids with super powers.
I talked to some children's librarians here about literacy learning & they all emphasized alternate formats as something to try, especially if they associate sounds with text. So books + CD, audiobooks, graphic novels - anything along those lines. Tumblebooks would be perfect if you have access through your local library (if not I may be able to hook you up).