Review of 3 Magic Dreams

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This children's book has a lot of positive aspects. First, this book contains three stories in one book which would make it more insightful because every story has its own lessons to learn. Next, this book has pictures on every page that would make it more exciting and engaging for the kids. Thank you for such a wonderful review.
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This sounds like such a fun book for kids. I know that my one nephew will definitely enjoy this especially the time machine story. Thanks for a great review.
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Post by Kaitlyn Canedy »

I think it is wonderful that the author has three different stories in one book! Even if one story does not appeal to a child, they can read another one of the stories that interests them. The one about the imaginary toy being real would probably be my favorite. Thanks for the review! :)
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I really like the concept of this book. Three separate stories in one. If I had children to share it with, I will definitely add it to my list.
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Thank you for the review. I have a daughter who adores bedtime stories. I can see myself buying this book and reading it to her. Especially the story about Gilby, it sounds like a fun adventure.
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This is a very good review of a children's book. Though am not much of a fan of children's books, it is good to have a list of bedtime stories to help build a child's imaginative mind. Except when it comes to controversial issues such as sexual orientation, like same sex partnerships, that you now see popping up in lots of children's cartoons the review fails to mention if there is any such controversy contained in the book. After all even conservative families would like to find bedtime stories with age-appropriate themes or underlining principles.
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This book sounds so fun for kids with the great illustrations. The small part I read is very engaging. This review is spot on in relation to what I have read and is encouragement to read more.
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Indeed it's an adventurous book for children. Congrats to the botd and and a satisfactory review.
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An amazing children's book that is made more appealing with colourful illustrations and a well written plot. Congrats on being BOTD.
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This children book seem quite interesting from this review. I will really like to read it. C.ongrats on BOTD
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I have not read nor reviewed any books for this younger age group for some time now. What caught my eye were the three short stories with illustrations. It brought back a lot of wonderful memories from when I was reading this type of book.

Reading the first sample was enough for me to decide to add this to my list. This would also be a great choice for a reading party with a group of young children.

In my youth, I have read similar stories of children with access to a time and/or location travel machine. They do stimulate a sense of curiosity and wonder. Great book for children and adults alike!
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This sounds like a fun read for kids. A time machine transporting them to another time of dinosaurs and cavemen. I wonder how they will make it back home. Congrats on the BOTD.
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The stories are a perfect read for children. They will enjoy hearing about The Time Machine Twins. Am glad to note that the book has good lessons for children. Thanks for the nice review.
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This children's book is a compilation of three stories, and there are lessons to learn from the ordeals of the characters. I'd love to read this book. Thanks for your honest review.
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Post by Sharill Rasowo »

This book sounds exciting. I am curious about whether Gilby and the twins found their way home. Children would surely enjoy this book so congratulations on BOTD.
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