So, he asked me to help him assemble it and write his story (but the story is all his). He then gave it to his teacher yesterday as a gift - she was very pleased, and he was very proud.
I stole pics of each page after he went to bed so I could memorialize it here. ;-)
Front cover - unassisted by me.
He kept repeating "Punto! Punto!" as he was drawing (I was in the other room and thought he was saying something else, about to get pissed at some older kids already teaching him bad words, so I had to get him to clarify for me what he was talking about). ;-) As it turns out, he was referring to the period he drew after his name, which he says his teacher insists on (and, if you look at his homework, she is constantly circling a missing punto at the end of each of his sentences. hahahahahaa!!).
Inside cover - he originally wrote his name and my name for both the author and illustrator but afterward decided to cross his name out for the author and my name out for the illustrator. I'd argue he still authored the book but that's ok. ;-)
The story starts:
Monster of Doom.
No more seaweed.
No Way! This is Dangerous!
CRUNCH!
No! No way!
BURP!
The end. :)
1 comment:
I love it! He's a natural storyteller.
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