Pop! Lit for Kids

Description

Taking classic stories from Asia and the West, Pop! Lit for Kids reimagines them into easy-to-read stories that provide the perfect introduction to classic tales. The most well-loved stories from around the world have been adapted into a form that will excite and entertain children everywhere. In addition, the books come to life with augmented reality features, giving readers an enhanced experience that they’ll never forget!
Contents: The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: Introduction Before You Read The Adventure of the Speckled Band Helen Stoner An Urgent Matter Understanding the Story The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle The Mysterious Stone The Goose Chase Understanding the Story A Scandal in Bohemia The Photograph Holmes Gets Outsmarted Understanding the Story Around the World in Eighty Days: Introduction Before You Read The Wager Detective Fix Understanding the Story Across India Clowning Around Understanding the Story Across America On the Way Home The Adventures of Robin Hood: Introduction Before You Read Rob Becomes an Outlaw Rob Becomes Robin Hood Understanding the Story Robin Hood Meets Little John The Sheriff is Robin’s Guest Understanding the Story Robin Hood Marries Marian The Malay Annals: Attack of the Garfish and Other Adventures: Introduction Before You Read How Singapura Got Its Name Before You Read Badang the Strong Before You Read Attack of the Garfish Understanding the Story Before You Read Outwitted with Kangkung Before You Read Hang Tuah & Hang Jebat Before You Read The Princess of Mount Ophir Understanding the Story Ramayana: The Quest to Rescue Sita: Introduction Before You Read Who Is the Strongest? Understanding the Story Troubles Arrive A Nasty Trick Understanding the Story A Hero From Out of the Blue Crossing Scary Seas Battling with Demons Journey to the West: Chaos in Heaven: Introduction Before You Read A Rock Gives Birth Monkey Bullies the Dragons How to Bluff Heaven into Giving You a Fancy Title Understanding the Story The Monkey King Gets Squished by a Mountain Why Tripitaka is Called Tripitaka Though Tripitaka is Not Tripitaka’s Real Name Tripitaka Gets Lots of Presents (Even Though It is Not His Birthday) Understanding the Story
Readership: Children from 7 to 10 years.