Search for Scooby Snacks (Scooby-Doo! Picture Clue Book, level 1)

Based on the traditional "rebus readers," these books substitute pictures for words, enabling youngsters to "read" the story.

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By A Kid's Review - April 11, 2005

Book Review By MENDIOLA ROOM #B1 a

Scooby Do The Search for Scooby Snacks

If you like cartoon books you are in the right place. You'll like reading this book.

I like Scooby do because it is very, very funny book.

This story is about Scooby and Shaggy looking for their food that was lost. A bear was eating it. In my opinion this book is very good because you will laugh all through and enjoy the book from beginning to end. This book showed me not to leave my snacks on the floor because someone could come and eat them. This

Book is very funny. YOVANI

Cute book

By H. Barth "ggmom" - June 9, 2008

Cute book for Scooby lovers! Has little pictures to give clues to the words for beginner readers.

This may be just the right time, but it is a major hit with my daughter

By K. Hudson "Technical writer" - September 27, 2010

My daughter is in kindergarten and this is really one of the things that she enjoys using as a method to learn to read. They have pictures every so often in the text that help the child participate in the story. For example, Scooby Snacks is not written out, it is a picture of a box of Scooby Snacks dog treats. Instead of writing Bear, they have a picture of a bear. At the end of the book are flashcards. The flashcards have one major issue, the pages are too thin, so my daughter can see through them. This makes them really impossible to actually test her just using the card. I have to block out all light coming in through the back and actually that does not work for some of the darker pictures, like bush and forest. Overall, though I am quite happy with the purchase and I found it to be a very good educational value.