There are children who have never read it, but there are no children who have only read it once!
A learning story that I read and reread on my own without being asked to do so

“I’ve never seen such a wonderful and interesting picture book before.”
“Just reading the title makes the child cheer.”
“This is a book that the kids in my class really, really like.”
“After reading the book, I became completely absorbed in writing three-line poems.”

Let's analyze the secrets to the popularity of "Find the Booger!", which has captivated children's readers.

first.
A cover you can't help but laugh at! Just seeing the word "booger" in the title will probably make many children's nostrils flare and the corners of their mouths twitch.
The sight of the famous detective lion and his assistant squirrel striking a rather serious pose as if they were about to save the world also makes people laugh.


Second, the dialogue is in a child-friendly cartoon format and consists of n-line poems! In this village, conversations can only be had if you write your own name in a n-line poem.
Whether it's a rabbit, a sloth, or a monkey, if they have something to say, they must write an n-line poem.
The exquisite and bizarre lines of the n-line poem will leave you speechless.


Third, a shocking twist! Just because it's a picture book doesn't mean it'll have an easy ending.
An unexpectedly surprising twist awaits readers.
Who could possibly be the culprit behind this nose-terrorist attack? Hint! The culprit is very close.
Maybe you just made eye contact with the culprit.
You can find out the real culprit of the booger incident by reading the book.

Build your literacy and vocabulary by writing n-line poems!

N-line poems are a very popular activity for children and a great way to build vocabulary.
Because each line of the poem must begin with a specific letter, you have to search through your head and use even words you don't normally use.
Moreover, you have to construct a plausible sentence with these words so that each line has a meaning that connects them to each other.
These restrictions are the charm of writing n-line poems and a factor in improving vocabulary.


Vocabulary refers not only to the ability to know the meaning of words, but also to understand the relationships between words and the context in which they are used.
It is a concept that also includes the ability to infer the meaning of unknown words from context.
As your vocabulary grows, you will be able to understand and use spoken and written language more broadly, and you will be able to read and think critically and analytically by understanding the nuances of concepts.
Vocabulary in early childhood and early elementary school is particularly important as it is an important barometer of future learning ability and the foundation of literacy.
If you get lost in the fun of writing n-line poems with "Find the Booger Culprit!", your vocabulary will naturally improve.


Reading Content: The First Step to Independence: High Five Literacy

"Find the Booger Culprit!" is a picture book from the "High Five Literacy Learning Fairy Tales" series that helps improve vocabulary.
'High Five Literacy Learning Fairy Tales' is a series that evenly experiences five basic literacy skills.
You can find 10 picture books specializing in vocabulary, reading fluency, factual reading comprehension, reasoning, and critical thinking, as well as 100 post-reading activity questions.
While reading picture books, you can accept the meaning and theme, and with the post-reading activity book designed to match the picture book 1:1, you can organize and express your thoughts.
Support your child's first literacy learning with engaging picture books and thought-provoking post-reading activity books.

· Eight books, including “Rapper Mountain Spirit” and “Find the Booger Culprit!”, are included in the “High Five Literacy Set.”

· Search for 'High Five Literacy' in your online bookstore right now.