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Inspiring message but maybe too abstract for 3-5 years old
Reviewed in India on 11 September 2020
This book is highly rated and i love the message it conveys. But designs throughout the book are perhaps too abstract for 3-5 years old in my opinion. My then 29mo old didn't really engage with it because it didn't seem very realistic (rightfully so) and it was also hard for me to read as it's too abstract and hard to explain what it means. There may be other books with bigger messages but with simple designs so the kid can at least interact with the images but not in this case as i said they are too abstract. However, she did show more interest towards it later on and now at 3.2 years old likes to be read the story and has even memorized parts of it. As parents we definitely enjoy reading it to her.There is a page about fun and it depicts a circus with elephants wearing roller blades and holding people up - that's pretty sad and doesn't convey the true message of exploiting animals for fun is actually cruel and shouldn't be encouraged - i found this part really sad.I would recommend this book for over 6 year old kids perhaps those who have started school and are about to begin their life journey and experience disappointment, failure, success etc
Reviewed in India on 11 September 2020
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My then 29mo old didn't really engage with it because it didn't seem very realistic (rightfully so) and it was also hard for me to read as it's too abstract and hard to explain what it means. There may be other books with bigger messages but with simple designs so the kid can at least interact with the images but not in this case as i said they are too abstract. However, she did show more interest towards it later on and now at 3.2 years old likes to be read the story and has even memorized parts of it. As parents we definitely enjoy reading it to her.
There is a page about fun and it depicts a circus with elephants wearing roller blades and holding people up - that's pretty sad and doesn't convey the true message of exploiting animals for fun is actually cruel and shouldn't be encouraged - i found this part really sad.
I would recommend this book for over 6 year old kids perhaps those who have started school and are about to begin their life journey and experience disappointment, failure, success etc
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Inspiring message but maybe too abstract for 3-5 years old
Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 11 September 2020
This book is highly rated and i love the message it conveys. But designs throughout the book are perhaps too abstract for 3-5 years old in my opinion.Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 11 September 2020
My then 29mo old didn't really engage with it because it didn't seem very realistic (rightfully so) and it was also hard for me to read as it's too abstract and hard to explain what it means. There may be other books with bigger messages but with simple designs so the kid can at least interact with the images but not in this case as i said they are too abstract. However, she did show more interest towards it later on and now at 3.2 years old likes to be read the story and has even memorized parts of it. As parents we definitely enjoy reading it to her.
There is a page about fun and it depicts a circus with elephants wearing roller blades and holding people up - that's pretty sad and doesn't convey the true message of exploiting animals for fun is actually cruel and shouldn't be encouraged - i found this part really sad.
I would recommend this book for over 6 year old kids perhaps those who have started school and are about to begin their life journey and experience disappointment, failure, success etc
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