Karen's School Picture
by Katy Farina5 of 1
Karen Brewer is facing a major dilemma: she has to get glasses! While she initially picks out a pair of pretty pink frames and feels quite grown-up, her excitement quickly fades when a classmate starts teasing her. With school picture day just around the corner, Karen must decide whether to wear her new glasses and risk being called names like "Owl Girl," or take them off and feel like she isn't being true to herself. This charming graphic novel adaptation perfectly captures the anxieties of growing up and the importance of standing up for oneself.
This book is perfect for children who love relatable stories about school life and friendship. It is an ideal choice for readers interested in graphic novels that tackle social themes like bullying and self-acceptance with humor and heart. Parents looking for a great choice for early readers will appreciate how the vibrant illustrations and accessible text help build reading confidence while delivering a positive message about being yourself.
Highlights:
- Relatable story about the common childhood experience of getting glasses.
- Empowering message about self-confidence and overcoming bullying.
- Vibrant graphic novel format that engages reluctant readers.
- Part of the beloved Baby-Sitters Little Sister series.