Customer Reviews

Max's Logbook

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Kids would have many uses for a robot referee: to decide who's
been hogging the ball, to decide the best colors of the periodic
tables, to get your parents to stop arguing all the time, to let
you know when to get up, and to let you know when it's not your
fault. Moss has given us Max's logbook to see inside a ten-year-
old mind, a beautiful mind that sees life as no grown-up can.
I wish I'd had this book when I was 10, because I thought I was
weird to have all these thoughts. You mean every kid thinks about this stuff?

I really like the authors book because it appeals to the boys in class. Trying to convince boys to keep a writing notebook tends to be more challenging but this little character makes it easy. Book is great to teach the trait of voice.

My 3rd grader, who is not an avid reader yet, loved it. I have been trying to help him find books that he might be interested in. This one is a mix of humor, science, and pictures and is written from a kid's perspective. It really worked for my child. I'm looking for more books like it.