Review of Ryan Daniels: Good Night, Firefly

[Udegbunam Miriam]

Ryan must be a hyperactive child to consider sleep to be something less good than other activities he thought of. Well, I'll like to know what happened next after the firefly shrunk him. Interesting review.

[Kendal Low]

This sounds like a great idea for a book. I do agree with the reviewer’s opinion that it could set a bad example to show a child taking a sweet from a stranger though. Great review!

[Mauzi Kenneth]

Well, to think that the book talks about a child that can't sleep at night makes it funny that it'll serve as bedtime stories to put children to sleep. Ryan must have had an adventure I'll enjoy reading. Good review.

[María Andrea Fernández Sepúlveda]

I've found that ebook versions of illustrated books are usually awful and hard to handle. And the man handing candy is concerning. But going to sleep is a common children's problem, so the premise is good. Great review!

[Gillian Walter]

The format of a good is important for easy navigation and less distraction. However, did Ryan later fall asleep? What happened before he did so? Nice review.

[Gillian Walter]

The format of a good is important for easy navigation and less distraction. However, did Ryan later fall asleep? What happened before he did so? Nice review.

[Da_JumogM]

There's something special about how the author of this book used a common problem among most children to create such a fantastic fictional story. This story about Ryan will not only be appreciated by kids, but also by parents. Great review.

[Ailakhu Yusau Aizhebiomon]

Today's book of the day is a children's book filled with mystery and magic. I found the storyline very captivating and highly interesting. Congrats on #BOTD!

[Smrithi Arun]

My younger self and parents could have definitely used this book, as I was a certified night owl! Ryan's story sounds great for kids who might try to escape sleep. I hope it helps the tired parents as well! Congrats on the BOTD!

[Yulisa Sanchez]

This children's book is about a kid who has FOMO which causes sleep problems. However, he is able to find a solution to his problem which I'm curious to find out how especially as this particular problem is so relatable. Congrats on the BOTD!

[Bettny Andrade]

It seems to me a very tender story with magic included and a great message for children. With kindas illustrations; Great review, thank you very much.

[Abdulrahman Alidriga]

This is an interesting book for bedtime story! With its cute illustrations, hint of magic, and an adorable story, this book tells us a perfect quiet time experience just before bed.Thanks

[Proff Ignis]

The review provides a comprehensive overview of the children's book "Ryan Daniels: Good Night, Firefly" by Ada Aguilar. It highlights the book's strengths, such as its relatable and magical storyline, appealing illustrations, occasional use of rhyme, and its potential to help kids who have trouble sleeping. The reviewer also shares some concerns about the eBook's page presentation and the portrayal of a man handing candy to the protagonist.

[Emeka Emordi]

As a parent, I can relate to the reviewer's situation with a child like Ryan. This book sounds like a helpful tool to encourage bedtime routines. The positive review and the high rating make me eager to read it.

[Angela Lammott]

I did read the book and it was a quick read. I like that you pointed out that it’s never a good lesson for children to accept candy from a stranger. It is a fantasy so that could be pointed out to the child. I was surprised at an opening scene that has the boy mentioning having brushed his teeth and directly after, the mom mentions that they can check off cookies and milk from the bedtime preparation ritual. I feel that should be in reverse order. I did find the graphics a bit basic so I recommend this book to a younger audience of ages 3-5.