I... don't even want to write a review for this because it could have been so good
The idea is what made me pick this book up from the library. The execution of that idea was... meh/lacking.

I'm going to go cry in the corner now.

I wanted to love this but it just didn't work out. I did almost DNF it at 80% because it just wasn't what I thought it would be.

I can't keep reading this. It's so long and dry, for what reason? To bore me to death?

I'm not wasting anymore time on this book.

I've always fancied Edgar's depth when it comes to his writing. It can come across simple but have such a deeper meaning if one analyzes his stories.

... I read this for the book of the month for the book club and I actually disliked this book.

It was extremely boring. Like... I it was so boring that I was falling asleep during the reading sprints.

I'm sorry but... I hated this book so much. It took me two months to read this. That's wild to me.

It is okay

It's good until after froth knocks over the tree and then it has this awkward feel that even my 6 year old noticed.

I wish we had half stars because for me, Heir is a solid 3.5 book.

I don't have time to do a whole review but i do say go read that long two star review. A lot of that I agree with and think is accurate. Also go read that long 5 star review because that too is also accurate.

It's... not bad. It has good parts and boring parts.

So... it's not bad. However, this is definitely an older book...
Anyway. It goes okay until Mistress Piggy eats all the food then we jump to a restaurant and it's... just a weird section that confused my kiddo.

Not bad but horribly repetitive. I do wish it had a little more than “Mr. Seahorse swimming, sees a fish hiding behind something then Stumbles upon a male fish with eggs”.

We liked most of the book and its underlying message. There is just one page that does come across as... “pushing a certain belief”. But... it's not bad and the drawings are cute.

It's 2.5 ⭐️.

It's cute and my kid liked it.