Popcorn
by
Elaine Landau
Grades 3-6
I like the book Popcorn
because it has kernels of facts!! And it's really funny [not boring!] It
also has popping illustrations. You should read this book!!
Ariana A.
4th grade Charlestown Elementary
Popcorn is a nonfiction book about, you guessed it, the perfect snack food,
popcorn! A furry little raccoon is the narrator of this buttery story. It even
explains how popcorn pops! The illustrations are very well drawn and it is very
colorful. This is a great book that deserves the award. Rating this book in
stars, I give it 5 stars. I recommend this book to any humor loving, junk food
eating child in any graded from 1-7 . The humor is what attracted me.
Michael,
Grade 6,
Have you ever wanted to read
a book about a food you really love? Well then the book Popcorn by Elaine
Landau is a great book. I loved this book, it was really
good. The genre is Non-
Fiction. It’s about a raccoon traveling through the book and teaching us
about popcorn. There is only one character the raccoon, which
teaches us about popcorn! The
setting is at the movies on a popcorn field and around the world. I think the
illustrations are really good. The illustrator is Brian Lies. I recommend his
book to really any age because anybody can learn something from this book.
Brooklyn
Grade 4
Popcorn by Elaine
Landau is non-fiction. The plot is about how much popcorn people eat, where
popcorn grows, how it pops, and there are little quizzes
inside about popcorn. The
characters are a raccoon who loves popcorn, some kids and adults who educate
you about popcorn. The book has colorful illustrations
by Brian Lies. They have
captions that are in yellow. I love this book and definitely recommend it. I
would recommend it because I like non-fiction and
I know other people like
non-fiction. I hope you read this book and enjoy it!
Jesse
Grade 4 Northern Lincoln Elementary
This is a very funny book! I
really like it a lot. It is called Popcorn! By Elaine Landau. It is illustrated
very well with a lot of color from a guy named Brian Lies. The only main
character is a raccoon. He tells you a bunch of facts about popcorn that is why
it is a non-fiction book. It takes place wherever there was a popcorn record
like at the movies, at home and way back then. IT is a book of popcorn records.
I would recommend it for ages 4 and up because you can learn lots of different
facts about popcorn.
Austen
B. Grade 5
Have you ever
read a book about your favorite food? I have!
It is Popcorn.
The genre of this book is fiction. The
plot is about raccoon steeling Popcorn .
The characters are a raccoon
.The illustrations are bright and colorful
.My opinion is that
I like it because it has
facts about Popcorn . I recommend this book for people who like Popcorn.
Christopher Grade 4 Northern
Lincoln Elementary
Have you ever wanted to read
a book about a great food? Well if you have this book is for you!! The book is
called POPCORN!!! The author of POPCORN is Elaine Landau. The genre is
Non-Fiction. The story is about a raccoon teaching about POPCORN!! The only
character is the raccoon that teaches us about this fantastic POPCORN!! The
setting is in a movie theater, a cornfield, and a house. The illustrations are
beautiful. My opinion is I like this book because it tells facts about
POPCORN and they make it
humorous too. My recommendation is other kids would really like this book
because it’s a book for all ages and grades. So if you want to check it
out now then go to a library near you and say “Do you have a book called
POPCORN!!!”
Emily Grade
4 Northern Lincoln Elementary
I really like this book
because it tells how popcorn got very popular and a raccoon talks to you!
A lot of people love eating
popcorn. Do you know where popcorn comes from? It comes from corn kernels! Most
of the corn comes from the corn belt. The corn belt goes through
Ben,
W L Callahan, Grade 5
Popcorn is funny and educational at the same time. It talks
about what popcorn was like a long time ago. Also, it is explained by a
raccoon. It also gives weird facts and beliefs about popcorn. The pictures are
neat. It’s a good book so you should probably read it.
Jeremy,
Grade 5,
Popcorn is a
great book if you want to learn about how popcorn was made. Who was the first
to find the yummy food? There are lots and lots of other stuff. So if you what
to learn all about the delicious snack read popcorn!
By
Jennifer, W L
Popcorn is a raccoon telling
the history of popcorn. I like this story because it tells about different
types of popcorn. This is nonfiction. Popcorn is found all over the world not
just in the
Andrew,
Harrisville,
This page was created on October 5, 2005 and updated on February 27, 2006.