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I read this to my students every year. It would make an excellent movie.


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Measle and the Wrathmonk Ian Ogilvy 9780060586874 Books Reviews

This book is a gem. Perhaps it is because we read it in the midst of pre-reading 7th grade required literature reading (Anne Frank!), but probably the real reason we loved this book is because it is excellent! I read this book with my almost 14 year old son and 12 year old twin boys. The older boy loved it so much he grabbed it from me and finished it yesterday. I loved it so much I finished it the day we started it. Action-based endorsements aside, this book has a quick setup and dives straight into the action. Each chapter has a problem, a temporary solution and then ends with the looming next problem. Measle is a cute (if not dirty) boy who engages with the other characters in a very charming way. The language is completely reachable but not simple. The pace, as I mentioned, is fast. The story arc is tight and interesting. Not only do all four of us highly recommend this book to all ages, but we are expecting to give similarly high reviews to the next four (delicious) sequels in this series.
Love it! Read this book in 5th grade
This book is a favorite as a read aloud to my third grade classes.
I read this to my 4th grade class each year. I needed a new copy and was glad to get it. My students absolutely love this story! A little treasure.
My daughter's teacher read this to the class in 2nd grade and she LOVED it so much she asked me to buy it so that we can read it together. It is such a great book with fun and sometimes scary (but not too scary) adventure. Your child will love it! I recommend the entire Measle series!
My sixth-grade students read Ian Ogilvy's Measle and the Wrathmonk as a part of our fantasy genre reading unit. They're hoping this book is made into a movie, as seems to happen with most good books in this genre.
I reluctantly started reading this book to my not-quite-eight-year-old son at the suggestion of a friend. I worried it might be too dark for him, but rather, he loves it. And I do, too.

The story is riveting and the writing, superb. We read two or three chapters at a time, because we just can't put it down.

The best part is the positive spin on the lead character, Measle, who, though just a boy, comes up with a plan that saves the day. It's a great message for my son, and great fun for me to watch him so engaged in a story without pictures.
I read this to my students every year. It would make an excellent movie.