Title: Loaded with grammar errors
Review: Candlewick Press seems to have a penchant for publishing children's books with grammar errors, but "Not Norman" is, even for them, a new low. On a single page, the editors let this slip:"If I talk him up real good during Show-and-Tell" (real good?)"Austin has a real cool dog" (um, what about really?)"By the time I rescue Norman, half his water is gone." (that little word "of" is missing)Almost every page in the book has grammar errors. If you are interested in having your child learn terrible English, this is a great book. Otherwise, I'd stay away.In addition, the book is written in present tense, would have been more readable had they used past tense, as the narrator is not actually retelling the story in the present.
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