Laura DriscollI Want to Be a Police Officer: A My Community I Can Read (I Can Read Level 1)

We used this book to introduce our unit on community helpers. Great pictures, lots of information, all wrapped up in a simple plot line about a girl meeting different types of police officers at Town Safety Day.

I loved this book and so did our daughter. It beautifully breaks down the different types of police officers and how each one keeps you safe.I’ll be on the look out for more from this author!

I had good time with my son. Easy to read easy to understand. I didn’t know what some of their professional call so I am happy to learned today.I think it’s good for immigrants for learn with kids.

Came fast look just like picture daughter loves this book

Grandson loves stories and toys involving Police Officers. It is wonderful to read to him what they do, so he understands what Police Officers really do. The vocabulary is at his level and story held his interest.

My son likes it (5). Good with diversity and different kinds of law enforcement. Even includes k-9 unit, state trooper, comservation agent and detective in addition to your regular police officer. Portrays police as friendly and protective. Educational, easy for 1st grader to read and advanced kindergartener.

With all the negativity being directed at law enforcement these days, it’s nice to find a book that focuses on the positives. Different officers do different things: patrol, detective, traffic offenses, game warden, etc. The book shows male and female officers from diverse races/ethnicities.My 6yo and I both enjoyed this book.

My Grandson loves playing Police Officer. Being able to read about the many different roles an office fulfills has just opened his imagination to more possibilities.