Book description
When Arthur goes to school wearing his new glasses, his classmates make fun of him. None of Arthur's friends or family wears them. He hides his glasses and gets in all kinds of trouble. When Arthur decides to give them another try, even Francine decides four eyes are better than…
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1 author picked Arthur's Eyes as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
My nephew just found out he would need glasses because he had trouble seeing, but when I introduced Arthur's eyes as we read the book, he got very excited because he saw a reflection of himself in Arthur. Aside from that, he loved the book because it made him realize there is nothing wrong with wearing glasses.
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