Review of Bonnie’s Adventures in a Storybook World

[E Daves]

The reviewer liked the character of Bonnie's friend, Paula, who is talkative and free-spirited. The reviewer also appreciated Bonnie's habit of keeping a journal, which provides sincere and therapeutic entries. The book's characters had a lying attitude, which could be a bad influence on children who read the book.

[Amandaruth Ama]

The book is essentially a collection of stories, with Bonnie and her family linking them together. The stories include Swan Lake, Sugartowne, and Looking Glass World. The reviewer also noted spelling, missing word, and punctuation errors, indicating poor editing.

[Gavice Victoria]

The reviewer suggests that the book's lying attitude could have been addressed to avoid a bad influence on children. The review provides an excellent balance of positives and negatives about the book. The review notes the author's strengths in creating a vivid and imaginative world for children to explore.