Description
In this girl-powered early graphic novel with Moana vibes, a determined younger sister proves no one is too little to learn something new!
Every kid in Tia’s community has a banana boat.
Tia wants to build her own, just like her brother’s. But everyone says she's too young to build a boat. Can she prove them wrong?
Tia knows she'll need wood, sticks, and fabric. She'll need to take measurements. And she'll need to shape her boat like a banana. No problem! Except... oops! it's a little harder than it looks.
Follow Tia as she makes a plan, encounters obstacles, and adjusts accordingly. (With a bit of help from her brother...) If Tia can do it, so can you!
This comic has an easy-to-read text and gorgeous, cinematic art depicting an African coastal town in Madagascar. With savvy STEM problem-solving and unique cultural traditions, it's the perfect read for builders and budding engineers.
The award-winning collection I Like to Read® Comics is perfect for kids who are challenged by or unengaged in reading, kids who love art, and the growing number of young comics fans. Filled with eye-catching art, humor, and terrific stories, these comics provide unique reading experiences for growing minds.