Rose is happily working on the activities as I type this. She insisted on reading the entire thing right away, and I can already tell the activities are right at her level or perhaps a fair bit on the easy side. (But then again, she's seven, toward the upper limit of the target audience.) Between Omar Aranda's perfectly pretty illustrations and the very girlish style of the book, your little princess will enjoy it as well.
Rightfully it oughtn't be called a book, however. It's a short, glossy workbook with a bit of a storyline and activities. It has a Christian "birthday party" theme.
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Sounds good, I often buy children's books, if I like the pictures or activities, always handy if you have little visitors.
ReplyDeleteMerle.....................
I just popped an order in for one of the companion books, little "Rose" likes this one so much. So I'll let you know if it's the same good quality in a few weeks. :)
DeleteI won't get this one for my great nephew, he's a boy...
ReplyDeleteI did order "The Day is Waiting" and it arrived this morning, so I had a quick read. I'll package it together with Dr Seuss, "Oh The Places You'll Go" for his birthday in September. Last Christmas I gave him bookends shaped like pirates, now he just needs books to put between them. That will take care of gifts for then next eight or ten years.