But to me the plot was an overused one and the ending in looking back is very overworked so it is best to use it for the purpose that it was wrote for then move on. The plot helps to separate the book from many others in its class while helping to diversify the reading audience that may be interested by the subject. Will he ever find a place in a pizza shop for his wild skills? And who would ever hire a minor anyway to work at a restaurant or to even wield sharp weapons? Moby tries to hang up the gear, spray the hose, and climb a ladder, but each try ends in a funny mess.
From there he is passed around to different jobs when all he does is to make messes, cause confusion and anger as well as ruins everything in sight. Ninja at the Firehouse Luke Flowers 3.73 99 ratings11 reviews Want to read Kindle 2.99 Rate this book Moby Shinobi is a very helpful ninja In this rhyming Level 1 reader, Moby heads to the firehouse to help the firefighters. In this particular one the young Ninja boy is out around town and showing off his skills to the reader when a desperate call ends up trying to get him to help in making pizza at a short-staffed pizzeria. As a result these books have very simple plots that won't attract adult readers or keep the eyes of young readers once they outgrow them. Moby Shinobi: Ninja on the Job by Luke Flowers - 9781338256147 We use cookies to give you the best possible experience. This is one of those learn-to-read types that are given since they are really simple to follow, barely use any words that beginning readers may not know how to pronounce and usually end up repeating some part of the book at some other point in time. Moby Shinobi: Ninja on the Job by Luke Flowers, 9781338256147, available at Book Depository with free delivery worldwide.
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