Review of DIARY OF A BLAH KID-1

Post by **Christell Lindeque** » 27 Jul 2023, 11:28

[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "DIARY OF A BLAH KID-1" by Dr Piers Finesse.]

5 out of 5 stars

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A children's book, "Diary by a Blah Kid-1", written by Dr. Piers Finesse. Noah Oliver's diary tells the story of his adventures and experiences. He writes about everyday matters, and his insights can help the young reader figure out how to handle challenging situations.

This book covers a wide range of topics, including social anxiety, adjusting to a new school, dealing with siblings who are different from you, accepting discipline, showing loyalty, and respect. The pictures show what happens in the book, for better or worse, and are therefore appropriate for the target audience.

I thought it was wonderful how the cloud above Noah's head would depict his dreams as they came to him. Understanding that this is all a dream was achieved. The author's ability to find the silver lining in every situation made me enjoy every page. A child can learn to persevere through adversity and find the silver lining by reading a book like this. The author successfully put me in the character's head by setting the right tone, and I enjoyed reading from their perspective very much.

However, there was nothing I didn't like about the book. I wish the author had done more to entice potential buyers with the cover. For example, placing words like "debate," "loyalty," and "respect" in the background. Basically, adding all the topics he deals with in the book plus a subtitle like "How Oliver Noah deals with different situations in everyday life" will show what the book is about. Simply put, I think all kids would greatly benefit from reading this book, and I think they would love it.

I gave this book a perfect score of five out of five stars because I couldn't find a single thing to criticise. I cannot overstate the value of this book to a child in a variety of settings. Everything about it was perfect for me. Even though I did find a few mistakes, I still believe it has been professionally edited, so I won't dock any points for that.

The writing style is excellent for kids in the 8–12 age range, which is why I suggest this book to them. In addition, I believe they will be of an age where the lessons in this book will have more of an impact on their lives.

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DIARY OF A BLAH KID-1
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Amy Luman · Post by **Amy Luman** » 29 Jul 2023, 16:07

What an interesting way to for an adult to try to help a child through their problems. Kids won’t even know where the advice is coming from. It seems like all Noah’s idea. Thanks!

Bella Nelly · Post by **Bella Nelly** » 29 Jul 2023, 17:28

I love this story, very interesting also teaches about helping people no matter the problem. Love it.

Post by **Suvankar Das 1** » 30 Jul 2023, 01:07

Wow! This sounds like a wonderful children's book, offering valuable life lessons for young readers. I'm intrigued by the author's ability to portray the protagonist's perspective effectively, making the story engaging and relatable. The book's diverse topics, beautiful illustrations, and positive messages make it a perfect read for kids aged 8 to 12. Would definitely recommend it to the kids I know.

TBH GIRL · Post by **TBH GIRL** » 30 Jul 2023, 04:37

It is a heartwarming read for children as it is for elders as well. I'll explain what I mean by it. In this day and age of hustle and struggle to journal it is such a nice read even for adults to enjoy the diarising experience. As for children, it is filled with short and cute little nuggets of stories in Noah's daily life with pictures included. The author makes the day-to-day hassles in a child's life so understandable and relatable to every child who reads it. The little takeaways Noah takes from his day-to-day happenings make it easier for both the children and even the adults, how to take on life and learn from every single happy or sad moment of life, how family and friends are the basic pillars of life, and how to cherish the various chapters of life.
It is a cute and short one-hour read for children and adults to narrate to their children or even to themselves for a feel-good hour.

Michael Nwanochieze · Post by **Michael Nwanochieze** » 30 Jul 2023, 05:25

Very nice book though I recommend it for anyone
What a very nice way to teach children lessons to help their lives.
I appreciate the author for this masterpiece

Rica Concepcion · Post by **Rica Concepcion** » 30 Jul 2023, 08:02

A book that explores social anxiety, school adjustment, siblings, discipline, loyalty, and respect with accompanying pictures suitable for the target audience is a must. In order for the kids to have a hint in the future, at least they already have an idea of how to react or handle such circumstances. I liked the review; it was captivating and well written.Good job!

Decole Causey · Post by **Decole Causey** » 30 Jul 2023, 11:40

Nice book wonderful for kids reminds me when I was little buying books at the book fairs

Kaylen Dominique · Post by **Kaylen Dominique** » 01 Aug 2023, 17:00

This seems like a nice book. It surely helps children to learn more about what's going on around them. Plus they will have an idea of how to react and handle circumstances coming their way. This book teaches all the good information to help kids for the future. I'm sure that all the kids will love this book since the rating is 5 and its very well-spoken. Love it!

Ndip Eliajah Atta · Post by **Ndip Eliajah Atta** » 02 Aug 2023, 16:55

The author of this book explores alot school adjustment, siblings, discipline, loyalty and respect in the society. As it targets audiences,,as it teach the kids about the future an all about life. Such a good lesson to be learn by adult and children as it is an exemplary to the community.

Efe Okpako · Post by **Efe Okpako** » 03 Aug 2023, 05:28

I always like books that are written in the form of a diary. From your review, I see that the book is heartwarming and for everyone. Thank you for this honest and beautiful review.

Brian Ruguru · Post by **Brian Ruguru** » 03 Aug 2023, 09:53

So many lessons for a children to learn. We can never tires of learning and teaching our children important life lessons and etiquette.

jeremiah brown 2 · Post by **jeremiah brown 2** » 03 Aug 2023, 13:16

This book is a four out of five stars for me it is a really good book for children it is also educational for certain ages up to 9-12 in my opinion I would recommend and I would also read just for the fun of it