Entertaining For Small Kids and With Some Laugh-Out-Loud Pictures.
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"You Are Special, Just the Way You Are" is the first book for young children from storyteller and author Sandy Oglesby. If you want to fill your Kindle with an entertaining young-child's book with a great little message, then this is the book for you. With a some laugh-out-loud funny illustrations, simple language and the gentle nature of Momma Frog teaching young Phibian the Frog, this book will become a read-it-again classic for your children. The book is both a reflection of self-worth (without being a hammy "everyone's a winner" vacant-applause fest) and a bit of nature education on amphibians in Arizona.

Don't miss the adorable froggy-mask project at the end of the book. Even if you read the book on Kindle, the simple instructions can help you easily create this craft project with your kids. (-Storyteller.net Reviews)
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Something different. Some of the pictures are actually quite funny.
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This is a fun book - for kids and grown ups who enjoy funny and cute animal pictures. Definitely a book for younger kids.

I received  this book for free/discounted in exchange for an honest review.
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This is a cute story that would keep the interest of small children. It has some great, colorful images that are very appealing. I think the vocabulary lesson is just a bonus.
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The illustrations in silhouette are visually interesting and include some funny elements that the kids really enjoy looking closely to find.  The story is cute, but it's the illustrations that really make it.
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This was cute and entertaining. It was a fun family movie. Not awesome, but good. My favorite scenes were those that included the wild animals, and baby animals. Those are sweet, and shots most kids haven't seen: baby mountain lions running along, bears etc.
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For entertaining small children. Holding up under heavy use!
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The stars aren't quite as awesome as the pictures make them look.  But my 5 year old really enjoys it.
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a little goofy and silly but not overly scarry or alarming - not sure how well it sunk in to the 4 year olds mind but will replay it again
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My kids had fun with this. They enjoyed editing and scanning the pictures from the book. They are 6 and 9 so they're a little old for the product. I think it would be really great for 3-5 year olds.
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It's a good mix of trivia , jokes, puzzles. Very colorful and content is not bad. Kids above 8 will like it.
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My then-six-month-old received this for Christmas. Now eight months, she loves looking at the pictures. Unfortunately, she has already torn one page of the book. That's why I gave it 4 stars: if it's actually to be used by a young audience, I wish they had printed it on sturdier, board book type paper. (Now, Mommy holds the book while she sits in her high chair.) Of course, the artwork is lovely enough to appeal to an adult audience, too.  Several of the basic, familiar nursery rhymes, but some that are pretty obscure -- but fun -- too. Overall, both Mommy and baby enjoy this book.
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A cute and casual picture book that I'm sure will appeal to my 3-year-old grandson. The quirky illustrations done in various media (with lots of crayon) are bound to entertain him - there's plenty of interesting detail for young eyes to spot. Lorraine Orman (http://www.story-go-round.net.nz)
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Excellent value, and can keep young children entertained for a few minutes.

Now these books are small--but that's kind of the point of these book, I think. They're portable, easy to throw in a briefcase or purse or back of the car, and handy to give to children at the doctor's office waiting room, or in an airport, or on a car trip, or at a restaurant waiting for food, or really, just anywhere where you want to have a short educational (or semi-educational) activity.

And I gotta admit, I like that this is an "un-plugged" option. Not on a phone or tablet or screen--just a good old-fashioned book with simple activities, vivid illustrations, and things to *do*--that is, an active, tactile experience--even if the activities are quite simple (like peeling stickers).

We don't leave home without a few of these. (Just be prepared, if you haven't ordered these before, for a small booklet, not a *book* book.)
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Goodnight, Monsters is truly adorable. In this made for bedtime book, movie monsters are rendered inert and comical with colorful illustrations that blend cartoon with photographic backgrounds. I have to admit some of the rhyming pairs took a bit of deciphering on my part and I am still not certain about a couple of them. I do however have to give a huge hand to a kids book that not only manages to use the word denizen in a sentence, but finds a way to make it rhyme with skeleton.

This book advertises itself as being for kids ages 1-6. I can agree with this. Younger kids will seriously enjoy the illustrations and the fun of having it read to them and older kids won't realize that their reading skills are being tested by words not typically in their vocabularies. There is a PDF companion coloring book available that should reinforce both the bedtime message and word play.
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My kids laughed at the funny pictures of the stuffed animals in various scenarios throughout the book. The kids kept competing to see who could find the stuffed animals hidden in some of the scenes. They each wanted to find the stuffed animals first! They laughed and enjoyed this light hearted tale.
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It's a good book, not quite for a 2-year old though (too little illustrations for that, but the stories are neat).