Super Rabbit Boy Powers Up! A Branches Book (Press Start! #2) (2)

I wanted to write a review on these books. My son is 4 years old and is a very advanced reader I wanted a chapter book that didn’t seem so intimidating and this book was just it! We have ordered the series now! He can read these books on his own and absolutely loves them!

My 7 year old loves all the Super Rabbit Boy books. He is trying to get the entire collection. He loves that he can read it but that there are also pictures ( he reads but he is lazy and doesn’t like to read a lot at once) he is more into comic style books. These are perfect! They’re hilarious and keep his attention so he can read the entire book!

My son is hooked on these books. He was not an excited reader, so finding something that is fun is great. This did the trick.

My son begged me to pre order this and was BEYOND ecstatic when he came home from school and it was here. He immediately started to look through the book and announced that even though we were in the midst of another chapter book, this was the book to be read at bedtime, and boy did it not disappoint. This is an awesome book that entertains, short easy to read chapters with vivid pictures. Now to wait until October 31 for the next one to come out....

A gift for my son who enjoys games. This book is about a child playing a game and the chapters in the game tell the story. It’s a great read aloud that helps to reinforce a love for reading. Good graphic book. Ages 7-10

My 6 year old son absolutely loves these books. They are easy enough to read that a beginning reader can read with some help. They have very engaging stories for kids who love video games. My only complaint is that this particular book started falling apart the first day. We have had to continually tape the pages back in. My son is not hard on his books at all and rarely have we had to mend other books. I can only assume that the binding was not right on this one. We have since replaced it since it is his favorite book.

My son (7 years old) loves these books. These books were suggested by his first-grade teacher for over the summer reads. They are a second-grade level so some words give him a challenge but he is getting better the more he reads. I would recommend for rising 2nd graders.

The book is entertaining and has lots of colorful drawings. The concept of the game play might be a little advanced for younger kids (or kids who do not play video games). There were some nice lessons in the book as well like perseverance and sharing.