Horrible Harry and the Drop of Doom

Awesome for first or second grade readers!

Great book. Maybe 3rd/4th grade reading level

great read

My son loves this book. Fun to read and keeps his attention!!!

This book is good for everyone! I love this book because when the elevator started Harry got nervous and he learned a lesson!

I bought this books as a gift for my grandson, age 7, He loves them!

Ummm I don't know what say here it was good I already told you up there hah hah hah hah

A charming story of some very believable second graders and a trip to a theme park with a scary ride. When harry is afraid to ride it, Song Lee and Doug, the narrator, help to give their friend some courage. Meanwhile, another boy is making fun of him and a little girl wants nothing to do with him. The story shows how we all have fears that the support of our friends can help us to overcome. The characters do not have much time to develop, but are very real. Song Lee and her mother are Korean. Their dialogue is written with their accent to show diversity. This is a good book for middle second-graders and above to get used to the style of chapter books. Chapters are less than ten pages, with large type and always an illustration.Why 4 stars?:The bully character can get a little out of hand. I would have expected someone to step in and not let him torment Harry as much. Still, this is a good book that will serve as a good introduction to chapter books. The nice part about this series is a reader can start anywhere without missing too much.