Review of The Three Little Monsters and the Cranky King

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Children will greatly value the book. The book teaches solid moral lessons. I see no reason why any child shouldn't read it. Great review.
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A good children's book that most children will enjoy. It has a message of the value of friendship.
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A book embedded with great moral lessons. Every child will enjoy reading the book. Adults have a lesson to learn from it too. It's not advisable to judge people. Congratulations on BOTD
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ImageA good lesson children must be a taught from a young age - not being judgemental. Good review.
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This is a children's book that will teach you not to judge someone by what you hear about them. The book has an interesting story line to keep the young readers hooked.
The review is awesome.
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I think this is an important thing to teach children. I am so happy the author took such an underrated issue in our culture and societies and decided to start with the younger generation on bettering it. The saying "don't judge a book by its cover" is applicable to every aspect of our lives. Great review it even made me curious to read it.
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This book looks like a lot of fun. The little monsters sound adorable. Thank you for a great review.
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As long as the book promotes proper morals and sanity for the child, I'm fine with it. This book appears to provide both for the child. Great review!
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Loved your review. It seems Taft, Barkley, and Spur's parents were trying to protect their children, but unfortunately, these parents were wrongly influenced by things they heard about the King. This is an important lesson for children.
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I love books that teach children good morals. Children need to learn not to judge others easily.this is a good review
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Post by Avidreader888 »

Very nice review. I enjoyed reading this children's book. The language was clear and simple with a sound message and such pretty illustrations. It's a story even adults could learn from. We should not form images of others before getting to know them first. Congrats to the author on today's selection.
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I like that this book teaches kids the importance of judging people based on rumors. Cute illustrations too!
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A lovely children's book "The Three Little Monsters and the Cranky King" by Teydon Rae, which will teach us not to judge someone by just hearing about them. A good book to learn from.
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This book teaches children not to rush to judge, which is a valuable lesson. I also like the fun way that this lesson is taught. Congrats on BOTD!
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I like that through the book children learn not to judge someone based on what they have heard about that person. I think that through the characters of Barkley, Taft, and Spur, children are shown what true friendship should look like.
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