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Zoey and Sassafras Book Review & Printable

by Angela Thayer 3 Comments

Disclosure: I received a complimentary book from The Innovation Press in exchange for my honest review. As always, my reviews are 100% from me!

I’m so excited to share with you a NEW chapter book series! The Zoey and Sassafrass books are perfect for young readers. We read the first book in the series called Dragons and Marshmallows and my 1st grader and preschooler were captivated with the story right away.

Let Me Tell You About This Book…

Zoey is a sweet little girl, who is always extremely curious. She has adventures with her cat, Sassafras. In the Dragons and Marshmallows book, she learns a secret that will allow her to help injured animals that come to their backyard. In this book, a poor baby dragon comes for help. Zoey is determined to use her scientific knowledge to figure out what’s wrong!

Here’s What I Love About This Series…

  • the book has larger font, which is awesome for little learners
  • these chapter books have pictures, which are cute and playful
  • the ideas in this book are STEM-inspired
  • children can learn from Zoey’s character

There are three books in this series so far. Zoey & Sassafrass books are great for ages 4-10. It was written for a 2nd grade independent reading level, but would also be great for a read aloud book with younger children.

As an extension to the book, I created a printable that goes through some of the problems and solutions Zoey encounters in this story. This free printable is a good way to practice reading comprehension with students. I recommend using this book with 1st and 2nd graders, since they will be able to write down their answers.

You can download this free printable here —> Zoey and Sassafras


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  1. Loraine Murphy says
    February 26, 2018 at 10:27 am

    Can you recommend books similar to the Zoey and Sassafras series? I read to my kindergarten level granddaughter every Sunday over Skype and finding books that she is interested in and that keep her attention is an ongoing challenge. I am amazed at the level of interest and attention that she has for these books. I would appreciate any suggestions.

    Thank you,

    lowraind

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    • Angela Thayer says
      February 28, 2018 at 9:24 pm

      That is so sweet that you read to her over Skype! Have you tried Magic Treehouse books? Those are great, short chapter books. I do know that book #5 for Zoey and Sassafras is coming out this month! And book #6 will be in October. Wishing you all the best!

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  2. Hoisingotn Public LIbrary says
    December 16, 2019 at 11:48 am

    We here at the library LOVE the Zoey and Sassafras books! We started with the first one as part of a Family book club suggestion and ended up adding the entire series to our collection because so many of the kids fell in love with the characters! We like that the stories appeal to a wide variety of readers and make good bedtime stories as well as emergent independent reading! Thank you for sharing this series with your audience!

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