Fix-It
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$759
Picture Book · Ages 3–5 · 1984 · Est. 2 min read-aloud

Fix-It

Written and illustrated by David McPhail

A broken TV leads Emma to discover the magic of books.

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24 pages· 170 words· Est. 2 min read-aloud· 420L
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Bookroo's summary

Emma's morning takes a turn when the TV won't work, leaving her disappointed. Despite attempts by her parents and even a repairman, the problem remains unsolved. But when her mother reads her a book, Emma finds herself captivated. As her father finally fixes the unplugged TV, Emma is too engrossed in her new love for reading to notice. Discover how a simple book transforms Emma's world in this charming tale of unexpected enchantment.

From the publisher

One morning Emma gets up early to watch television. But the TV won’t work. No one can fix it-not Mom, not Dad, not even the repairman. Neither can a balloon or a song or playing horsey fix Emma’s disappointment. But then Emma’s mother reads her a book. “Read it again,” says Emma. “And again.” And when Emma’s father finally realizes what’s wrong with the TV-it was just unplugged!-Emma is too busy reading to care. The power of books to enthrall has rarely been presented in such a clever, simple way for the TV-savvy preschool set.

At a glance
Format
Paperback
Pages
24
Words
170
Reading age
3–5
Audience
Picture
Lexile
420L
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Book details

Reading levels
ATOS
1.1
F&P level
~L
Scholastic level
I
AR points
0.5
AR interest level
LG
AR quiz
59505
Publication
Published
July 15, 1992
First published
January 1, 1984
Publisher
Puffin Books
Edition
Language
English
Type
Picture Book
Identifiers
ISBN
9780140547528

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