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Whose Eye Do I Spy?

with Lisa Perrett (Illustrator)

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Book 1 of Capstone Early Readers: Nonsense Early Readers

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Pub Date Jan 1 2027 | Archive Date Jan 1 2027

Capstone | Picture Window Books


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Description

High up in a tree, inside a glass jar, sits a big eye looking down. Whose eye could it be? Could it belong to a Pan Took, a Gritter, or a Tig with ten eyes? Maybe it even came from a Zipple-Zorf Zombie! As the silly possibilities stack up, the truth about the wandering eye is finally revealed. With playful rhymes, simple decodable words, and lots of nonsense fun, this story supports early readers as they build confidence and fluency. Part of the Nonsense Early Readers series, this book is perfect for children who are moving beyond decodables and ready for joyful independent reading.

For ages 5-7.

About the Author
Christopher L. Harbo discovered his love of comic books as an adult when he stumbled on a copy of Stan Sakai's comic "Usagi Yojimbo". Today, Christopher's bookshelves are loaded with comics and graphic novels from around the world. When he's not reading, Christopher enjoys practicing origami, watching Japanese anime, and working in his garden.

About the Series
Prepare for giggle-inducing wordplay in Nonsense Early Readers! From aliens on strange planets to peas that mysteriously disappear, these playful tales are full of funny surprises and easy-to-spot rhymes. Designed with early readers in mind, each book uses simple, regularly decodable words and fun rhyming patterns to help kids build strong phonemic awareness. With short, standalone stories and lots of laugh-out-loud moments, this lighthearted series makes independent reading feel fun and achievable. Nonsense Early Readers are perfect for children who are progressing beyond decodables and are ready to build confidence and stamina as they move toward early chapter books.

About Capstone Early Readers
Decoding the page, discovering the world! Capstone Early Readers are:

  • Micro-reads, major fluency. Short, engaging stories help build strong reading skills.
  • Words they know, stories they love. Familiar words and irresistible stories make reading fun.
  • The story doesn’t end at “The End.” Activities and questions with every story encourage deeper thinking and continued learning.

High up in a tree, inside a glass jar, sits a big eye looking down. Whose eye could it be? Could it belong to a Pan Took, a Gritter, or a Tig with ten eyes? Maybe it even came from a Zipple-Zorf...


Marketing Plan

  • Ideal for readers who are moving beyond decodables and are still building up the stamina for longer, more rigorous chapter books
  • Short texts with low word counts help readers build confidence
  • Stories are told using high-frequency and achievable words with simple plots and dialogue
  • Post-reading wordplay activities and discussion questions reinforce basic reading concepts while building story connections and engagement
  • Ideal for readers who are moving beyond decodables and are still building up the stamina for longer, more rigorous chapter books
  • Short texts with low word counts help readers build confidence
  • Stories...

Available Editions

EDITION Hardcover
ISBN 9798875310447
PRICE $22.65 (USD)
PAGES 24

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BISAC Codes

JUV019000 JUVENILE FICTION / Humorous Stories