Review: Fun and Subtle Reminder
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 13, 2013
Harry Saves the Day is a sweet and well written children's book that helps kids to understand that just because someone is differently-abled, doesn't mean that they're incapable, stupid or necessarily sick/ill.  The pictures fit very well with the text, and are beautifully drawn.The troubles that Harry - a dragon that is blue, not green - has as he begins school, and then ends up saving the day and becoming a hero because of his differences for the plot of the story, and are presented in an easy to access way, with simple language that younger children will understand.  The ending is also simple enough to predict, and easy to understand in terms of what a child might be able to infer from the text, so all round this is a good book both for SEAL/PHSE and also reading skills purposes.I did notice one or two little errors, that I could have wished were not in the text, but overlooking those errors I can recommend this book for the reasons given above.