Official Review: Little Green by Arnold Rudnick

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Re: Official Review: Little Green by Arnold Rudnick

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Thanks for the review. I know that kids love to have the same book read to them over and over again so it is good to know that this would be a book that adults enjoy. It is too bad the character names where not too creative though.
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Great review! It's exactly the sort of style I remember reading and loving as a kid, and I'm glad you mentioned the illustrations, they're great
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Thanks everyone for the nice feedback! It's always nice when a children's book can be both educational and entertaining.
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Great review. This sounds like a great children's book. The overall lesson would be great for kids. Thank you for sharing.
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I was disappointed with the sample, after the forward etc there was only one page of the story, just 6 lines so no idea on the storyline, However the graphics look great, Just wish I had a color kindle
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It really looks like this book has hit the nail on the head for all the key points of a successful kids story: good rhymes, good story, nice images, and an age appropriate moral!
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I'm so excited to get this book for my nieces and nephews!!! This book reminds me of some of the books I read as a little girl! Super cute!
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This book sounds awesome! I love your review! Thanks for sharing.
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You can tell by the cover that the artwork is amazing. When books like this come up, it makes me wish my boys were still little. They would have liked a book like this. Thanks for your insight!
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This book seems a good book for children. I would probably recommend this book to everyone who wants to share this to their kids or siblings. Congrats on a well-written review!
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This is a picture book with wonderful messages for kids. It's mainly about the young frog, Little Green that wants to play with other animals he meets like geese, horses, and kai with their instructors. Worth noting is the positive attitude of Little Green. But he also turns to his father for advice when things don't work out as planned. It's a useful lesson for kids to always strive to do their best. It's also educational as a few animals are also mentioned and their characteristics and skills. It has a beautiful artwork done on it, good for little kids and elementary school teachers. It's good it has the 4 out of 4 star rating. Thanks for the good review.
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Congrats on the review! Sounds like a neat and cute book!
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I think my little ones would really enjoy this one. I agree with you about the title, it could be a little more catchy. Thanks for the great review!
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This sounds like an absolutely adorable story, and I have to read it! Great job on the review!

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Sounds like a lovely book! This would be great for kids. Great review.
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