Review of Evan Penguinski The Worst Wisher Ever

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This seems to be a fun and educational children's book. I believe the best books are those with a message to convey. I agree with you, Smrithi; penguins are widely loved by children, and the author was very smart in his choice of animals. This is a skillfully written review; I enjoyed reading it very much. You did an outstanding job!
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Omneya Shakeep wrote: ↑16 Aug 2023, 11:23 This seems to be a fun and educational children's book. I believe the best books are those with a message to convey. I agree with you, Smrithi; penguins are widely loved by children, and the author was very smart in his choice of animals. This is a skillfully written review; I enjoyed reading it very much. You did an outstanding job!
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