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Brady Brady, Inc. The Most Important Game
When Brady Brady and the Icehogs lose a big game to a rival team, they think it's the end of the world - until they realize what is really important on the ice. * Helps young readers develop important skills and have fun doing it * Popular picture books combine the pleasures of team sport with the joy of reading * Perfect gift for early readers * Make reading fun with Brady Brady * Mary Shaw. Illustrated by Chuck Temple. Grades 1-3 / Ages 4-8
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2 out of 2(100%)reviewers would recommend this product to a friend.
Customer Reviews for The Most Important Game
Review 1 for The Most Important Game
Date:7/18/10
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tzvecl
Location:Monmouth Junction, NJ
Skill Level: Intermediate
Frequency: 2-5 times per week
Gender: male
Interest: Both
Best Description: Player
Great book, great series
My six year old read this in about 15 minutes. He loved it.
Review 2 for The Most Important Game
Date:6/29/10
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goalie56
Sportsmanship and Fun
My family really enjoys the Brady Brady series of children's books, centered around a young boy, Brady Brady, and his friends and teammates, the Icehogs. While each story has a hockey theme, the messages of friendship, family, loyalty, and sportsmanship are universal. In each book, through conflicts and dilemmas, triumphs and losses, the kids strengthen these values and most importantly, have a lot of fun. I don't like to jam a "moral of the story" down my kids' throats, but I think these highly relatable stories do get a message through. The books get a bit predictable as an adult reader, but it's a perfect balance for the kids. Reading level is about appropriate for 1st grade. My 3 year old finds it interesting enough to sit through (easily - he usually wants me to read another one) and my older son (now 9) still likes sharing them with his younger brothers too.
In "Brady Brady and the Most Important Game", the Icehogs face the most feared team, The Dragoons, in pursuit of the tournament championship. The focus is on fair play and sportsmanship with a cute little ending.