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Harry has a list that his mother writes the night before. He then visits all of the people for the items on the list, while riding his hover board. This book is for the early reader or to be read by parents. There are community values, socializing skills, organizational, and many other different aspects that can be taken from this book. Communities values are reinforced by Harry visiting small bu... More

Harry has a list that his mother writes the night before. He then visits all of the people for the items on the list, while riding his hover board. This book is for the early reader or to be read by parents. There are community values, socializing skills, organizational, and many other different aspects that can be taken from this book. Communities values are reinforced by Harry visiting small businesses around his own area where he lives. He even gets a free milkshake from the milk man. There aren't many milkmen these days, many products are bought at the supermarket. In this book however the notion of buying different items at each specialty shop is introduced. Harry handles all of the items and delivers them in one piece even visiting his friends along the way.
As part of this book at the end there is a map showing where Harry travels. Parents can use this to go over the book, it can be like an early comprehension exercise.

There are also some sample bonus pages from one of the author's other books.

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