Mo and Jo Fighting Together Forever: Toon Books Level 3

by Dean Haspiel and Jay Lynch

Book Overview

Mona and Joey can't stop fighting When the Mighty Mojo decides to give his powerful costume to them, these argumentative twins fight so much they rip it in half. Now each one is only half as strong Can Mo and Jo find a way to combine their powers, fight the evil Saw-Jaw and save their town?

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1935179373
• ISBN13: 9781935179375
• Release Date: August 2013
• Publisher: Toon Books
• Length: 40 Pages
• Weight: 0.25 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.2" x 5.8" x 8.8"
• Age Range: 4 to 8 years
• Grade Range: Preschool to Grade 3

Customer Reviews

Enticing Book Holds Reluctant Reader's Interest

Toon Books are a new set of graphic novels aimed at the emerging reader. They are written and illustrated by professional artists/authors and are wildly intriguing for the young reader. My son who is reading at a Gr. 2 level enjoyed these immensely. The three I am reviewing are the second and latest set (Aug. 2008) to be released. Mo and Jo: Fighting Together Forever by Dean Haspiel & Jay Lynch is again for the more experienced reader, divided into chapters and is the highest reading level of the lot, approx Gr.2-3. My struggling reader had some difficulties with the vocabulary but with a little help from Mum and Dad he was eager to read the super hero story. With both a girl and boy character this should appeal to both, though I think boys are going to love this one for sure. Every boy's dream of becoming a superhero comes true when Mo and Jo's mailman comes to their house and admits that he is the Mighty Mojo but he is retiring and would like to give them his costume which contains his powers. As a parent I was thrilled with these enticing books that held my reluctant reader's interest and kept him reading page after page without any pressure from mum or dad to just try and read one more page. In fact we all liked them so much I've ordered the first three for Christmas presents this year and look forward to the next books that will published next year. These 'early readers' are a fabulous use of the graphic novel format.

Great Book For Beginning Readers

This is a really fun book for a pair of siblings. I got the book for my oldest son who is learning to read. He loves reading and superheroes. I hate books with tv and movie characters so this book pleases both of us.

Great Lessons for Children!

Mo and Jo are a sister and brother who fight about everything. To save the day, they finally realize they need to work together. In this superhero comic for kids, children learn the importance of cooperation. The beautiful pictures and bright colors make Mo and Jo fun and easy to enjoy.

Courtesy of Kids @ Teens Read Too

Joey and Mona are typical siblings. They argue - a lot. They fight over the video game controller - a lot. They make fun of each other - a lot. There's one thing they can agree on, though. Mighty MoJo is the most awesome superhero ever. And when they discover the secret behind MoJo's identity, and are given his superpowers to fight evil, you'd think the arguing between Joey and Mona would stop. But it doesn't, until they realize they'll have to work together to use MoJo's powers to protect the world. MO AND JO: FIGHTING TOGETHER FOREVER is the perfect book to introduce children to comics and graphic novels. My daughter, who is almost eight, loves the format of these types of books, but since they're usually written for older teens, the content isn't always appropriate. This one was perfect for her, and, as the younger sister of a nearly-teen brother, she could perfectly relate to the storyline, as well. A great book with wonderful, full-color illustrations, you don't want to miss this one! Reviewed by: Jennifer Wardrip, aka "The Genius"

A book your children will love!

For a mom of three, I understand the ins and outs of sibling rivalry-- and this wonderful toon-book puts a delightful spin on the tired subject. The story combines the everyday arguments of a brother and sister and the not-so-everyday adventures of super heros. The result is something they can really relate to and want to read over and over!