Wednesday, April 11, 2012

Review - The Kids of Dandelion Township


The Kids of Dandelion Township
BY: Nicole Borgenicht
ILLUSTRATED BY: Lisa M. Griffin
PUBLISHED BY: CreateSpace
ISBN:
978-1466466401
RELEASED: 2012
Pages: 52


In the small Dandelion Township, children become friends with everyone, no matter what their religion/culture or ethic background is. The town is like no other, there is a magical forest and a strange zoo run by ex-circus trainers, where the animals are also magical. In this tale, we the readers are introduced to a group of kids, Mary, Tammy, Sherri, Sandy, Carlos, Dylan, and Tyler as they explore the amazing wonders and hidden magic of the Dandelion Township.

    I would have loved to live in Dandelion Township and explore the hidden corners of the mysterious woods. I wish that reality would be likes this with kids becoming friends with everyone, despite their flaws, color of skin, and backgrounds. The author has done a marvelously job writing a fun story that children would want to read, and at the same time giving them a wonderful understanding of what friendship really is. I recommend the book to all readers of all ages.



*I would like to thank World of Ink and the author for sending me a copy to review. 


About the Author: 

Nicole Borgenicht is a children's fiction writer. Her most recent picture book is The Bridge published by Publish America. Some of Nicole's other kid's stories have appeared in The Los Angeles Times Kid's Reading Room section, Stories for Children Magazine and LadyBug Flights Magazine. Additional works comprise poetry and essays, short stories, one act plays or articles in magazines such as Arts and Entertainment Skyline and American Fitness.





 

5 comments:

  1. I would like to thank you for an apsolutely fantastic book giveaway that looks increadible and something that i would love to have the oportunity to read. Xx

    From: Miss. Lucinda Fountain
    Email: lfountain1@hotmail.co.uk

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  2. We're always looking for new interesting kids books. This looks like one worth checking out.

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  3. This sounds like a terrific book.
    Gladys P
    sps1113 at yahoo dot com

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  4. This sounds like a neat book I'd love to read to my class!

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