Review of EYE AM By Joshua Seldon

[Damian Keyes]

Every parent should go out and buy this book for their child. It's important to teach children at a young age that they are loved and an essential part of what makes this world amazing. Congrats to the author for creating a necessary children's book.

[Nancy Allee]

I’m not quite sure what age group Eye Am was intended for? It was cute using the “Eye” in place of “I”, but it led to confusion in a lot of the text. I’m an adult and I found it hard to follow most of the time. But I appreciate that the author wrote this book as a self healing for dealing with the pain of losing his wife. The questions are good questions to have discussion’s with your child. I’m just not sure that the storyline quite makes sense with it?

[Melisa Jane]

A book that impacts confidence in children by reminding them of how loved they are sounds like a must-read for all kids as they prepare to join adulthood.

[Kebun Bunga]

This review of "EYE AM" by Joshua Seldon highlights the book's inspirational and motivational aspects, emphasizing its ability to empower and instill confidence in children. The reviewer appreciates the book's focus on self-worth, love, and strength, encouraging children to believe in themselves and reach their full potential. They also commend the inclusion of affirmations and interactive sections, which aid in practicing and solidifying the concepts discussed.

The reviewer acknowledges the visual appeal of the book, praising the beautiful and colorful pictures and diagrams that capture the attention of young readers. They also appreciate the concise nature of the book, recognizing that it caters to children's shorter attention spans by avoiding unnecessary length and focusing on key points. Additionally, the reviewer mentions the potential for learning morals from the book, further enhancing its value.

However, the reviewer raises a valid concern regarding certain vocabulary choices that may be challenging for young readers to understand without adult guidance. They suggest the inclusion of a glossary to assist children in comprehending these words. While acknowledging the creativity of replacing "I" with "EYE," they caution that without proper guidance, children might assume this usage is the norm.

Overall, the reviewer rates the book 4 out of 4 stars, noting its lack of errors and exceptional editing. They recommend "EYE AM" for children aged 4 to 8, emphasizing its potential to foster a positive mindset. In conclusion, the review presents a balanced assessment of the book, highlighting its strengths while providing constructive feedback to further enhance its accessibility to young readers.

[todwyer01]

From a sampling, this seems like an interesting children’s book designed to teach kids that they are unique and loved. It might be worth a second look especially for parents with young children. Well done.

[Sirajuddin A]

The practical lessons discussed in this inspirational book seem motivational, and they seem to play an important role in the development of a child's psychology to live a successful life.

[Kira Bonita Reece]

Both children and adults will benefit from this book as it teaches confidence. I think it's a good way to boost a child's self esteem from a very young age.

[Elizabeth McNutt]

In this empowering children's book, the reviewer brought out the empowering and moral teaching available. It also lets a child know they are loved. Every child needs this book read to them and available when they are ready to read it on their own. Excellent review for one of the series.

[Leonie Vermaak]

Originally I thought that I won't read this book but I have changed my mind. This will be a great book to read to my nieces and nephews for sure. In today's day and age it's important for children to have confidence. Bulling at school get worse by the day and if they confident it hopefully won't affect them as much. Thanks for a wonderful review.

[dragonet07]

This sounds like a positive and encouraging book for readers ages 4-8 years old. I haven’t seen many books with the sole purpose of boosting a child’s confidence and teaching them affirmations. I might have done well to have something like this when I was this age; it might have helped me to avoid some of the self-confidence issues that I’m having now. Thank you for the helpful review.

[Stephen Christopher 1]

As someone who spends my days correcting grammar, it was hard for me to read 'eye' for 'I' on every page. I do however think this is an excellent book for young children, and like you I agree that the worksheets at the end of each section encourage the child to take an active part in the book.

[Melissa Walker 3]

The review on this childrens book is wonderful. It captures the potential readers attention. The review also gives a perfect description of the contents, along with the age group associated with the book. Wonderful Review!

[Prince Ekeoma]

"EYE AM By Joshua Seldon". A very inspiring and motivated book for children, this book as a child growing up, it gives strength, wisdom, and a way forward. Children needs to know how loved they can be to themselves. Children are to have confidence in themselves and to know that they are unique and are made for a purpose in life. Congrats on your #BOTD.

[Kigen Valarie]

Growing up knowing you are loved is a great thing. This will minimize occurrence of some mental illness and self esteem issues. It will also be able to solidify friendships and families. This is a good book for children. I love the creative title too.

[Anna_Hernandez]

I think you made a good point, after reading through the book I can see how an adult would be very helpful to any child in the targeted age group so that they can not only understand the terms but also realize the play on words. Nonetheless, this seems like a great resource to teach children just how great they are, especially if they are having confidence issues. Thank you for the review!