Official Review: Mama's Daycare by Ngozi Edema

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Re: Official Review: Mama's Daycare by Ngozi Edema

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Such a very heartwarming story showcasing mother-daughter relationship, I’m happy to have my own Free copy, thanks to the author❤️and congratulations also on the #BOTD🎉
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I'm thrilled by Nene as a character. She makes Mama's Daycare by Ngozi Edema an interesting read for children. I can't wait to help my nephew through this intriguing book. Great review.
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What a charming little book. I like how the author flipped the script with the concept of children taking care of their parents. Great review.
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Seemingly this is a simple, yet a nice story. Congratulations on being BOTD and thanks for the free giveaway
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What a great name and plotline for a book. It is something many mothers can relate to. Thank you for the lovely review.
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I love how the writer told the story from a little child's perspective. I share a close connection with my mon so I can totally relate to the story. Great review!
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I really appreciate children's books, and this one sounds delightful.
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Thank you for your review. I enjoyed this cut children's book and its illustrations too. I liked that it was from nene's pov. I feel that it ended abruptly, but it is still a great book for new readers. Thank you for the recommendation.
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Wow! Is the word for this review. Thank you so much for the info.
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What a cute and beautiful story. I love that it is about the child caring about her mother. This could be a good example for kids. I also love that the illustration were clear and colourful.
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This sounds like a story that could relate to a lot of little girls with single-parent moms. Nene seems like a sweet character. I love the illustrations also! Thanks for a great review!
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I like the theme of a child looking for an opportunity of reciprocating love to her mother. The illustrations further enhance the likability of the book. Thanks for the review.
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It looks like a fun children's book where the girl Nene wonders what her mother will do now that she will be in kindergarden and visualizes that the best solution would be for her to go to a mother-care place (Mama's Daycare) where she can read in peace, receive a Massage, a gym and do other exciting things to spend time. A great idea!.
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This is such a cute book!! I love how the little girl is so concerned for her mum while she is away at school. A perfect children's book.
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Post by Stephen Campana »

The first day of kindergarten; what a great subject for a children's book. I still remember my first day, but unlike Nene I was more afraid of what would become of me than my mother. Ah, memories, Thanks for the review, Ngozi. :techie-studyingbrown:
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