Lila Danisa
Love this book so much! So relatable with me and my son because I have been read him books since he still a fetus inside my womb. Our reading time everyday is always a fun time. Never fail. Now he is 5 years old and can read books mostly by himself. The discussions we have about books become boarden up and amusing. I learn so much from the books I read to him and his follow-up questions. And this book perfectly portrayed that bounding through books between me and my son.
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"It’s okay when we disagree! We can tell each other why."
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The illustrations were also perfect to highlight the short passages. They were colorful and full of imagination. Again, perfect illustration to describe the magic of reading books. Though my son was kinda disappointed when there is no hijabi representation in the illustrations. He said he wanted to see me (yes, I am a hijabi) in the book he likes, especially when the book is about book and reading. One of our favorite daily activities. That's why there is a missing half-star in the rating.
Aside from that minor bump, we (my son and I) love this book so much. As I write this review, it's still in our reread shelf.
Thank you to Karolyn Wallace, Mission Point Press, and NetGalley for the ARC.
Originally posted at www.goodreads.com.
Love this book so much! So relatable with me and my son because I have been read him books since he still a fetus inside my womb. Our reading time everyday is always a fun time. Never fail. Now he is 5 years old and can read books mostly by himself. The discussions we have about books become boarden up and amusing. I learn so much from the books I read to him and his follow-up questions. And this book perfectly portrayed that bounding through books between me and my son.
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"It’s okay when we disagree! We can tell each other why."
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The illustrations were also perfect to highlight the short passages. They were colorful and full of imagination. Again, perfect illustration to describe the magic of reading books. Though my son was kinda disappointed when there is no hijabi representation in the illustrations. He said he wanted to see me (yes, I am a hijabi) in the book he likes, especially when the book is about book and reading. One of our favorite daily activities. That's why there is a missing half-star in the rating.
Aside from that minor bump, we (my son and I) love this book so much. As I write this review, it's still in our reread shelf.
Thank you to Karolyn Wallace, Mission Point Press, and NetGalley for the ARC.
Originally posted at www.goodreads.com.