One chapter a night
The chapters are short, so a single one fits into a bedtime routine. Stop at the end of a chapter and ask what your child thinks will happen next.
Families
Illustrated early chapter book · Ages 7–10. Written by a former New York City reading and writing teacher, to be read aloud and talked about.
At home
The chapters are short, so a single one fits into a bedtime routine. Stop at the end of a chapter and ask what your child thinks will happen next.
Young readers can try a chapter on their own after you have read it aloud together. The drawings help them follow along.
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In the classroom

Draw a map of a place you love, with a key, a dotted path and a place marked home.
Tunie checks the house for supplies. Make a list of what you would pack for a long trip at sea.
Write a postcard home from Tunie or Runie. What would she want her family to know?
For librarians
For school and library orders, or any question about the book, please write to Red Desk Press.