Review of Kind eyes
Posted: 05 Oct 2024, 06:36
[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "Kind eyes" by Kerrie Clarke.]
The touching narrative in Kind Eyes is about a young boy, Liam, and his dog, Bailey. Liam lived in a lovely village surrounded by hills. He was born blind, and his visual impairment presented a unique set of challenges. He suffered from anxiety, lacked confidence, and felt lonely. He yearned for company—someone who could comprehend his unique needs. Liam's needs did not stay hidden from his mother for long. Aiming to fill this void and bring joy into Liam's life, his mother introduced him to an assistance dog named Bailey. Please pick up a copy of Kind Eyes, authored by Kerrie Clarke, to track if things change for Liam.
The author presents the narrative in an uncomplicated manner. The format ensures easy comprehension of the intended message for the young target audience. The author aims to sensitize readers about the challenges of accomplishing day-to-day activities for individuals with physical or mental impairments. The author also aims to spread awareness about their unique needs while urging empathetic interactions without hurting their dignity. These sensibilities are worthy of being nurtured. Hence, introducing empathetic behaviors to kids at their formative ages will be highly effective.
I appreciate how the narrative also emphasizes how animals can see beyond physical or mental impairment, are sensitive to the needs of humans, and offer confidence by enabling inclusion. The narrative has themes of human-animal relationships, empathy, the power of friendship, and unconditional love. The author appears to have drawn from his experience as a vet nurse and a disability support worker, adding credibility to the content.
The author demonstrates how humans, like animals, should learn to look beyond disabilities, build strong bonds, and enrich each other's lives. The cover instantly connects. The illustrations perfectly complement the narrative and ensure the reader's engagement. Some illustrations appear more than once; pages 6 and 20 display the same illustration. This aspect did not negatively impact my reading experience. I loved all the illustrations—the eyes came alive.
Through this narrative, the author aims to relay valuable information about the concepts of a service dog and a therapy dog and their impact on the lives of people with various types of impairment. I felt encouraged to explore the internet for in-depth information. The extent of assistance these animals can provide and reduce dependency is liberating. It offers individuals the much-needed feeling of being self-reliant and accepted.
I did not find any errors. I commend the flawless editing work. Given the target audience, the content, layout, and inclusion of endearing sketches throughout the book do not leave scope for any negative comments or suggestions for improvement. Hence, I rate it five out of five stars. These canine companions can improve the quality of life by empowering people with self-reliance, societal inclusion, and a fulfilling life. I recommend this informative read for all age groups.
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Kind eyes
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The touching narrative in Kind Eyes is about a young boy, Liam, and his dog, Bailey. Liam lived in a lovely village surrounded by hills. He was born blind, and his visual impairment presented a unique set of challenges. He suffered from anxiety, lacked confidence, and felt lonely. He yearned for company—someone who could comprehend his unique needs. Liam's needs did not stay hidden from his mother for long. Aiming to fill this void and bring joy into Liam's life, his mother introduced him to an assistance dog named Bailey. Please pick up a copy of Kind Eyes, authored by Kerrie Clarke, to track if things change for Liam.
The author presents the narrative in an uncomplicated manner. The format ensures easy comprehension of the intended message for the young target audience. The author aims to sensitize readers about the challenges of accomplishing day-to-day activities for individuals with physical or mental impairments. The author also aims to spread awareness about their unique needs while urging empathetic interactions without hurting their dignity. These sensibilities are worthy of being nurtured. Hence, introducing empathetic behaviors to kids at their formative ages will be highly effective.
I appreciate how the narrative also emphasizes how animals can see beyond physical or mental impairment, are sensitive to the needs of humans, and offer confidence by enabling inclusion. The narrative has themes of human-animal relationships, empathy, the power of friendship, and unconditional love. The author appears to have drawn from his experience as a vet nurse and a disability support worker, adding credibility to the content.
The author demonstrates how humans, like animals, should learn to look beyond disabilities, build strong bonds, and enrich each other's lives. The cover instantly connects. The illustrations perfectly complement the narrative and ensure the reader's engagement. Some illustrations appear more than once; pages 6 and 20 display the same illustration. This aspect did not negatively impact my reading experience. I loved all the illustrations—the eyes came alive.
Through this narrative, the author aims to relay valuable information about the concepts of a service dog and a therapy dog and their impact on the lives of people with various types of impairment. I felt encouraged to explore the internet for in-depth information. The extent of assistance these animals can provide and reduce dependency is liberating. It offers individuals the much-needed feeling of being self-reliant and accepted.
I did not find any errors. I commend the flawless editing work. Given the target audience, the content, layout, and inclusion of endearing sketches throughout the book do not leave scope for any negative comments or suggestions for improvement. Hence, I rate it five out of five stars. These canine companions can improve the quality of life by empowering people with self-reliance, societal inclusion, and a fulfilling life. I recommend this informative read for all age groups.
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Kind eyes
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon