Recommended Reading for Kids: Can You Make Them Behave, King George?

Can You Make Them Behave, King George? by Jean Fritz, is one of the Reading Kingdom’s recommended books for children. Reading expert and Reading Kingdom creator, Dr. Marion Blank explains why:

If you want to make history come alive, no one is better at it than Jean Fritz. In this book, she shows the beginning of the Revolutionary War through the eyes, not of the colonists, but of King George. The different perspective is not only entertaining, but it enables children to go beyond the usual clichés about the British ruler and see him and his world in a different light. And it does all this while enabling children to expand the foundation they need for understanding this critical period in American history.

Have your children read Can You Make Them Behave, King George? What did they think of the book?

Can You Make Them Behave, King George? sits on the shelf of the Reading Kingdom’s “Reading for Kids.” Have a book you think belongs on our shelf? Let us know in the comments below.

Marion Blank

Dr. Marion Blank, Director of the Light on Learning Institute at Columbia University, is the creator of the Reading Kingdom, a fun, easy-to-use comprehensive reading and writing program for kids, ages 4-10 years old. Join thousands of satisfied parents and successful readers. Start your free trial of this amazing online reading program now.

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