Ivy & Bean Break the Fossil Record (Ivy & Bean, Book 3) (081186250X)

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Editorial Review:

World-record fever grips the second grade, and soon Ivy and Bean are trying to set their own record by becoming the youngest people to have ever discovered a dinosaur. But how hard is it to find one?

Customer Reviews:

Avg. Customer Rating: 5.0 / 5.0

A really cute book...:

My 8-year-old daughter & I really enjoyed reading this book together. She's in 3rd grade & it's a great reading level for her. I didn't have to help her out much at all. We both really enjoyed the story & the pictures. We can't wait to read more in this series. At one point in the story Bean does yell "Shut Up!" to her sister & I know some parents won't like that but to me, that's seems pretty normal with siblings & I think most go through that at some point & hopefully children... more info

A Book About Friends:

The title of the book I read is Ivy and Bean Breaks the Fossil Record, Book 3. The authors are Annie Barr and Sophie Blackall. The main characters are Ivy and Bean. This book is the third chapter book about two second grade friends who are totally different. The point of the first book was don't judge a person by the way they look or dress, because you might like them and become best friends with them like Ivy and Bean.
This book starts out with Bean reading the Amazing Book of World Records, so after... more info

A Book About Friends:

The title of the book I read is Ivy and Bean Breaks the Fossil Record, Book 3. The authors are Annie Barr and Sophie Blackall. The main characters are Ivy and Bean. This book is the third chapter book about two second grade friends who are totally different. The point of the first book was don't judge a person by the way they look or dress, because you might like them and become best friends with them like Ivy and Bean.
This book starts out with Bean reading the Amazing Book of World Records, so after... more info

A kids review:

Ivy and Bean are on an adventure to break a world record. One day Ivy and Bean were digging in Beans yard and they find fossils. Bean says,' hey maybe we can break a record by being the youngest paleontologists. Ivy says,'yes,' they didn't try that record first they did a different record. They did a straw record first.
I relate to Ivy and Bean because I like to explore. When had genius ideas. I think the straws in their mouths. I liked the book because Ivy and bean break a record. They broke was they... more info

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