Review of Becky Chalmers Beautified

Ohanele Chinonyerem · Post by **Ohanele Chinonyerem** » 04 Feb 2023, 13:20

[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "Becky Chalmers Beautified" by Diane Campbell Green.]

5 out of 5 stars

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Mr. and Mrs. Chalmers lived happily with their children, Becky, Jimmy, Susie, and Billy, in Yardley Borough. Becky Chalmers Beautified by Diane Campbell Green describes how this family is associated with the people and experiences they all had.

The country was mourning the loss of a promising leader, President Kennedy, who was assassinated. The Chalmers family was to join other families in the neighborhood for the bonfire night with their firewood. Their four-year-old daughter Susie began to cry because the night was too cold, and they had to head home. Daddy made everyone hot chocolate, the only dish he could make. They all ate and put their children to bed while Jackie told her daughter stories about how Jesus was crucified, buried, and resurrected.

Marial, the granddaughter of Colonel Belleview, loved riding horses, and her best horse Bridget had rejected her. Becky, who took second-hand lessons in riding horses by watching Marial and her grandpa ride, gave the horse carrots, rode it like an expert, and won herself a spot in the show.

I liked this book because it encourages children to visit the library and make reading a habit. As a parent, it also teaches that we should always look out for our children to know where they go and whom they follow. The scene where Mr. O-Angel talks to Becky about being a queen also conveys the message that children should be helped to build their self-esteem. It also made me understand that hating someone gives them control over you.

I didn’t find any reason to dislike this book, and I recommend this book to anyone who loves family stories. I didn’t find any errors in this book, which shows it was exceptionally well-edited. I rate Becky Chalmers Beautified by Diane Campbell Green 5 out of 5 stars because it contains moral lessons which children could learn from while reading.

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Hazel Mae Bagarinao · Post by **Hazel Mae Bagarinao** » 06 Feb 2023, 00:47

Even though I am not yet a parent, I agree with you that parents should look out for where and with whom their children get along. It is crucial because friends could either be good or bad influences.

Post by **Victory Ositaorah** » 27 Feb 2023, 02:50

A lot of interesting ideas going through my mind, I feel that children reading this book can make them love horses and also I agree that we should be aware of our children whereabouts always.

Ojiaku Uche Charles · Post by **Ojiaku Uche Charles** » 27 Feb 2023, 03:35

I wonder what it would feel like to loose a promising leader to children. This book seems to contain a lot of moral lessons and I will like to get for my kids to read too.

Post by **Ukaegbu Confidence** » 05 Mar 2023, 03:10

Even though I am yet to have kids of my own, I agree with the parenting skills of the chambers. If you want to have Godly kids, then slipping discussions about the Bible into their routines will help them develop their Christian faith.

Katherine Barnabas · Post by **Katherine Barnabas** » 05 Mar 2023, 03:49

I love the scenery of this book and I'm sure going to read it. It feels like it comes with peace aside the assassination of the president. I love the bonding between the family members.

Emmanuel Cohen · Post by **Emmanuel Cohen** » 05 Mar 2023, 11:07

Alot of moral lessons in one book, the reviewer took time to outline the benefits in this book.
Children needs serious guidance and attention in order to know something is wrong

Samuel Songs · Post by **Samuel Songs** » 05 Mar 2023, 15:51

I will definitely say YES to any book that encourages children to visit the library. This fact about the book is enough for me to add it to my bookshelf and recommend it to other people. This review highlights the very best of the book. Nice one!

Neto Chukwu · Post by **Neto Chukwu** » 06 Mar 2023, 01:43

It should be every parents duty to help their children build their self esteem at home due to certain external influences from their peers or society. I love reading this review!

Soma Ezenwanne · Post by **Soma Ezenwanne** » 14 Mar 2023, 03:02

If I were a child, after reading this book I would ask my parents to take me for a horse ride. I would add this to my bookshelf as I enjoyed reading your review.

Madam Tori · Post by **Madam Tori** » 18 Mar 2023, 05:17

Great review! I appreciate how you highlighted the positive messages and lessons that can be learned from this book, such as the importance of reading and building self-esteem. It's refreshing to read a family story that emphasizes good values and behaviors.

Emmanuel Cohen · Post by **Emmanuel Cohen** » 26 Mar 2023, 03:54

Alot of moral lessons in one book, the reviewer took time to outline the benefits in this book.
Children needs serious guidance and attention in order to know something is wrong.

Post by **Merits Anih** » 08 Apr 2023, 16:26

Your review has painted a vivid picture of the book's characters and their journeys. Thank you for such a thorough and well-written review that has given me a great sense of what to expect from the book.

Eliah king · Post by **Eliah king** » 20 Apr 2023, 15:35

loved how the book explored complex themes and tackled important social issues with sensitivity and depth. It was thought-provoking and made me reflect on my own beliefs and values."

Daniel Moore 4 · Post by **Daniel Moore 4** » 20 Apr 2023, 17:46

The characters and their experiences seem relatable and engaging. Your review was clear and concise, making it easy for readers to understand what to expect from the book. The storytelling and writing style seem enjoyable, and I look forward to immersing myself in this heartwarming tale.