Review of The very angry toolbox

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Post by Phooko Tebogo PC »

By how you have described the book, I also find it perfect for children . I am even considering reading it for my son.
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:techie-reference: This is good for teaching children ethics and values they should follow and live by as they grow older. It's easy to understand since kids like and mostly prefer picture books with good illustrations.
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Post by DEEPA PUJARI »

The Very Angry Toolbox by Mike J.B. is a children's book that shows how a positive and happy attitude can help you out in life. Congratulations BOTD!
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I always appreciate children’s books that focus on good attitudes and teamwork. Thank you for your review.
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Leroy has a lot to tackle, and I'd love to know how he survived his dilemma. Having positive and happy attitude helps the way we react to things. It affects the way we uphold responsibility. Thanks for your honest review.
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Post by Mosele 19 »

The title is so funny. How can a toolbox be angry? Teaching children this at an early stage of life will set them up for success. Great review.
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The title caught my eye and immediately brought to my mind the English adage that 'a lazy worker blames his tools', but this time around the tools are the one to blame.
A personified toolbox sounds like a great character in a story, and the story behind the attitude is definitely for both children and adults. You don't have to be a child to understand the lesson in the story.
It's already on my shelf.
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Post by Abril Zacca »

This seems like a lovely story for children, I believe teamwork and giving others a chance are important lessons to be learned at a young age.
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I like how children’s books always have a lesson to teach and good illustrations are essential. Anything that gets kids interested in reading gets my vote!
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This book looks to have some really good and fun illustrations along with some great lessons on the importance of a positive attitude. A great piece for children to enjoy and learn from.
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For kids, this seems like a wonderful tale. It does seem to have an engaging plot, and the lessons it imparts are crucial. I enjoy reading kids' books. Regards to the author.
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It's both an educational and fun book for kids as they journey through with Leroy and his angry toolbox. Good to teach kids about attitude.
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Post by Nwaka Chukwuemeka »

This book's information was enjoyable. By personifying objects from the children's imagination world and using them as tools, this review is truly fantastic. As a result, it's a fascinating read for everyone. In today's society, children's playthings include items that mirror the adult world and allow kids to experiment. great work
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Today's book of the day is a children's book that discusses the impact of our feelings and emotions on others. I like children and would like to poke my nose in this. I wish to congratulate the author on being the #BOTD!
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Post by Cheryl Erickson »

This children's book has several great lessons! Don't make fun of those that are different from you. Don't take your anger out on others. Give others a second chance. Dwell on the positive instead of the negative. Attitude is everything! Leroy and the angry toolbox can help children and adults! Great job on the book review.
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