Official Review: The Bird Ride by Wade W. Bergner

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Re: Official Review: The Bird Ride by Wade W. Bergner

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This children's book sounds enlightening. I could still read it if I wish. The plot seems mature.
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Children will readily enjoy the Discussion Questions, as it will improve their minds. This is the kind of book I will recommend children to read.
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I love how the book made me stop and think about my carefree childhood. Great book! Thanks for the review.
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This book has got a ton of messages for a 21-page children's book. Spiritual enlightenment and purposeful awareness will make interesting and intense topics for children.
Great review.
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This book seems like an interesting children’s story. A boy named Wade goes to an exciting journey up to the sky with a bird. Congrats on BOTD!
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It looks like an interesting book for kids involving a character named Wade and a bird he chances upon. Great review.
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Thank you for sharing your review with us. This sounds like a sweet fairytale. I will definitely be adding it to my reading list.
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I am happy the book helps children to undertake self-reflection and, thus, aiding mental development. The discussion questions will, undoubtedly, help guide the process. Thanks for the review.
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I like how the book encourages the use of imagination by children, and the section with 'discussion and questions' helps parents to ask and answer meaningful questions. Well done.
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What a wonderful children's book. Spiritual topics are usually not present in children's books so this one is quite unique. Surely many kids will enjoy it, as it sounds like a very engaging tale.
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I love how children's literature can enlighten us in unimaginable ways. I feel I must read this book. Thanks for the review and the recommendation!
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What an adventurous book. Children and lovers of children's book will definitely find it interesting.
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The story is cute. Wade's adventure is fun, surely every child will be delighted. I also like the spiritual element of the story.
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The pictures or coloured illustrations break the monotony of reading the book. Amazing review.
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This book sounds lovely, and I like that they made use of a literal bird to teach a "bird's eye-view." Congrats on BOTD!
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