Leave it to Beamer Presents: Don't Let the Cat Out of the Bag
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Grown-ups sure have a funny way of saying things! The other day my Mom told me she was holding a cat in a bag and she didn't want me to let it out?
Why would someone put a cat in a bag? And why wouldn't they let it out? Hmmmmm.....
ABOUT THE BOOK:
Don't Let the Cat Out of the Bag is part one of the "Leave it to Beamer" children's book series which is about a young boy, Beamer, who dreams up wild, imaginative ideas for where he believes English idioms and other figures of speech may have come from!
In Don't Let the Cat Out of the Bag, Beamer imagines a kingdom of mice who have to fight off the evil cat Meowzer and stop him from taking over their kingdom. And in the end, Beamer learns the TRUE meaning of this silly saying! Leave it to Beamer Presents: Don't Let the Cat Out of the Bag is humorous, adventurous and educational all at the same time!
The Leave it to Beamer series explores the wide world of English Idioms. And I'll even "Go Out on a Limb" to say that you will enjoy these stories "Until the Cows Come Home"! So grab a Leave it to Beamer story today. You'll be "Left in Stitches" and fall "Head Over Heels" in no time!
Don't Let the Cat Out of the Bag is part one of the "Leave it to Beamer" children's book series which is about a young boy, Beamer, who dreams up wild, imaginative ideas for where he believes English idioms and other figures of speech may have come from!
In Don't Let the Cat Out of the Bag, Beamer imagines a kingdom of mice who have to fight off the evil cat Meowzer and stop him from taking over their kingdom. And in the end, Beamer learns the TRUE meaning of this silly saying! Leave it to Beamer Presents: Don't Let the Cat Out of the Bag is humorous, adventurous and educational all at the same time!
The Leave it to Beamer series explores the wide world of English Idioms. And I'll even "Go Out on a Limb" to say that you will enjoy these stories "Until the Cows Come Home"! So grab a Leave it to Beamer story today. You'll be "Left in Stitches" and fall "Head Over Heels" in no time!
REVIEWS
Reviewed by Lisa McCombs from Readers Favorite:
"Don't Let the Cat Out of the Bag in The Leave It to Beamer series, written and illustrated by Clay Boura, is a delightfully creative explanation of the frightful confusion of our English language. Idioms such as “don’t let the cat out of the bag,” “go out on a limb,” “leave you in stitches,” and “head over heels” are more properly illustrated by Beamer’s “off the top of his head” narratives. As a former English teacher, this reviewer is well aware of the unfairness of the conformities of our language. Idioms can be fun, though, if presented in a creative manner as Clay Boura has proven.
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"Don't Let the Cat Out of the Bag in The Leave It to Beamer series, written and illustrated by Clay Boura, is a delightfully creative explanation of the frightful confusion of our English language. Idioms such as “don’t let the cat out of the bag,” “go out on a limb,” “leave you in stitches,” and “head over heels” are more properly illustrated by Beamer’s “off the top of his head” narratives. As a former English teacher, this reviewer is well aware of the unfairness of the conformities of our language. Idioms can be fun, though, if presented in a creative manner as Clay Boura has proven.
Click HERE for the full review!
Reviewed by Jeffrey H. Schoolmaster on Amazon.com:
This is an outstanding book, the illustrations are beautiful and eye catching for a child to say the least. Here is how I plan on using the series as a parent.
1. Teaching creative and abstract thinking. I think the lessons contained in the pages help parents teach kids that language is a tool, and that words can have different meanings so it is important to look at the underlying purpose of statements
2. Emotional IQ. If you understand the meaning behind words, or how people are using them to describe situations and especially influence other people, make sure it passes your value system before allowing it to affect the value systems you already have in place. An unfortunate thing I see in people my age is inability to think for themselves, and over reliance on media sources for opinions. I don't believe this is a good thing, and this book series helps build a foundation for checks and balances.
My thanks to the author
This is an outstanding book, the illustrations are beautiful and eye catching for a child to say the least. Here is how I plan on using the series as a parent.
1. Teaching creative and abstract thinking. I think the lessons contained in the pages help parents teach kids that language is a tool, and that words can have different meanings so it is important to look at the underlying purpose of statements
2. Emotional IQ. If you understand the meaning behind words, or how people are using them to describe situations and especially influence other people, make sure it passes your value system before allowing it to affect the value systems you already have in place. An unfortunate thing I see in people my age is inability to think for themselves, and over reliance on media sources for opinions. I don't believe this is a good thing, and this book series helps build a foundation for checks and balances.
My thanks to the author
Reviewed by Karen Hirzel on Amazon.com:
It is such an imaginative way of exploring the meaning of words and phrases. The pictures make it a lot of fun too. I actually can't wait for the next book to see which idiom Beamer tackles next! I definitely recommend this book -- kids love it!
It is such an imaginative way of exploring the meaning of words and phrases. The pictures make it a lot of fun too. I actually can't wait for the next book to see which idiom Beamer tackles next! I definitely recommend this book -- kids love it!
Reviewed by Super Cute Kids Reviews:
Check out the Super Cute Kids Review of Leave it to Beamer Presents: Don't Let the Cat Out of the Bag, reviewed by the adorable Keva.
Check out the Super Cute Kids Review of Leave it to Beamer Presents: Don't Let the Cat Out of the Bag, reviewed by the adorable Keva.
