The Stinky Giant (Step into Reading)

My son has been resistant to reading because he says it is boring. This book is a game-changer for him! he loves the story and enjoys reading it. He really gets into the adventure the children in the story go on. It's a fun tale and it's written in a way a beginner can understand. We love this book!

Super good reader… love the plot! Will share with others!

Super illustrations.

Absolutely love the Step to Reading Books. Helped my grandson catch up on reading levels with missing so much school due to Covid. Amazing read for young interest❗️

Meet Pepper and Jake, young shepherds who live in the valley. Who and what is the problem? Irk, the giant, lives up on top of a mountain. When it is wash day Irk empties his washtub down the mountain which results in a flood for poor Pepper, Jake and their sheep. Enough is enough! Time to go speak with Irk.Irk makes a deal with the children. If they can solve the riddle in three days he will move away. If they can't he'll eat them! Will the children succeed in solving the riddle? How about your children?Although this is a fun story, the ending is a little abrupt/strange making me feel as if there should be another page. Well written though and delightfully illustrated.Opening in landscape mode this book is readable on a Kindle Paperwhite HOWEVER it would be much better on a larger screen or in the actual paperback. I purchased this book at full price. I was not required to write a review but chose to do so. Thanks, Liz

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Great story very creative illustrations great for knowing youre buying their reading level and keeping on track k and a lot of variety

I bought granddaughter several books for her birthday (age 4). Some of them are simpler and are ones I thought would be a good start for her 'Ready to Read' or "I can Read" phases, but instead of picking up one of the simpler books, she looked through them until she found the one she wanted: "Stinky Giant". There is something about 'stinky' that makes a 4 year old laugh. She concentrated so intently that I knew it was money well spent - invest in the future. e