Undercover Iguana
From the Series Tails and Tales (Phonics Fun — Chapter Books)
Ollie Iguana is the cleverest lizard at Riverside School of Innovation, and he’s not about to let his paradise be overrun by humans! Ollie’s hilarious and crafty attempts to reclaim his home might just land him a new job. Will Ollie manage to outwit the humans, or will he become an unexpected hero?
Vowel team syllables are practiced in this funny story.
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Author: Fred Koehler
Fred Koehler is an artist and storyteller whose real-life misadventures include sunken boats, shark encounters, and hurricanes. Between book projects, Fred also runs a highly-sought after design studio, helping brands across the US tell their own stories. He lives in Florida with his wife, kids, and a rescue dog named Cheerio Mutt-Face McChubbybutt.
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Tails and Tales (Phonics Fun — Chapter Books)
Draw in striving readers with fun stories that feature furry friends and other animals. Each title in this series is carefully crafted to engage readers, enhance phonics, and boost reading proficiency and understanding. View available downloads →
Reviews
School Library Journal
“This series features different animal protagonists, including an iguana, a cat, a dog, and more. While there are a few grayscale illustrations scattered throughout, the books lean heavily on text for phonics-based chapter books. Unlike other similar series, the phonics concepts being taught aren’t immediately obvious, making them less effective for direct phonics instruction. Including a brief explanation of the phonics focus along with practice words as an introduction to each story would have strengthened their educational impact. That said, as first-person, anthropomorphic animal stories, these books are lighthearted and entertaining, especially for young readers who enjoy animal adventures. Each chapter ends with a comprehension question, adding value for educators and caregivers looking to reinforce reading skills. VERDICT A secondary addition for library collections where phonics-based chapter books and animal stories are in demand.” —School Library Journal
