
By Marc Brown
Part of the Arthur series
Arthur ditches his glasses, but chaos ensues. Are four eyes better?
Arthur faces teasing for his glasses, so he decides to stop wearing them. But without them, mishaps multiply, leading to unexpected chaos. Can Arthur find a way to see clearly, both literally and figuratively? Discover if embracing his unique perspective might be the key to overcoming challenges and finding acceptance.
None of Arthur’s friends wear glasses and his classmates tease him! But when he stops wearing them, he gets in all kinds of trouble. Maybe four eyes really are better than two.
4.6
out of 7
“Arthur's Eyes is a helpful book for any young reader who already wears glasses or will soon be getting glasses, especially if she or he feels sensitive about it. Seeing Arthur work his way from being self-conscious to confident will be a helpful guide and a good way to talk through any real life struggles.”
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