Benny and Penny in Lost and Found!: TOON Level 2 (Benny and Penny)
Publisher: Others
Series: Benny and Penny
Language: English
Date: 2020
Number of pages: 36
Format: PDF
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Association for Library Service to Children Graphic Novels Reading List (Grades K-2) 2019
Texas Library Association’s Little Maverick Graphic Novel Reading List 2016
Association for Library Service to Children's Graphic Novels Reading List 2016
"The text is easily accessible to young readers, with simple, repeating words, but also enforces ideas about controlling emotions and being responsible for one’s actions without being over-bearing. Children will easily relate to Penny and Benny as they grapple with sibling issues that are very real to this age group. The crafty charm of Hayes’s illustrations gives the book a timeless feel, while sleek panel variation and swooping action shots reestablish readers’s focus. Once again, Hayes has created a graphic novel that is inviting, relatable, but, most importantly, fun." - School Library Journal, Starred Review.
Geoffrey Hayes, winner of the Geisel for Benny and Penny in the Big No-No!, tells the story of two tiny mice who learn what it takes to be a leader. School Library Journal declares, "Once again, Hayes has created a graphic novel that is inviting, relatable, but, most importantly, fun."
Texas Library Association’s Little Maverick Graphic Novel Reading List 2016
Association for Library Service to Children's Graphic Novels Reading List 2016
"The text is easily accessible to young readers, with simple, repeating words, but also enforces ideas about controlling emotions and being responsible for one’s actions without being over-bearing. Children will easily relate to Penny and Benny as they grapple with sibling issues that are very real to this age group. The crafty charm of Hayes’s illustrations gives the book a timeless feel, while sleek panel variation and swooping action shots reestablish readers’s focus. Once again, Hayes has created a graphic novel that is inviting, relatable, but, most importantly, fun." - School Library Journal, Starred Review.
Geoffrey Hayes, winner of the Geisel for Benny and Penny in the Big No-No!, tells the story of two tiny mice who learn what it takes to be a leader. School Library Journal declares, "Once again, Hayes has created a graphic novel that is inviting, relatable, but, most importantly, fun."
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