Official Review: Dynomike: Pay It Forward

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Re: Official Review: Dynomike: Pay It Forward

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It would be a delightful read for kids. The lovely theme, eye-catching illustrations is perfect blend for any children book. Congratulations on BOTD.
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This looks like a positive little book, and I love the colorful illustrations. Thank you for your insightful review.
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A great illustrated children’s book that teaches all kids a valuable lesson. Thanks for a good review.
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It seems like a well-edited and written book, showcasing the ripple effect of kindness, which is a good concept to teach kids of all sizes. I don’t think it was wrong to use a made up word in the book, as long as it explains where it came from. All in all, it seems like a great book to read with your kids.
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A children's book that talks about helping others seems to be interesting.

Thank you for the great review.
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Good review. Overall this looks like a great opportunity to sit with young kids and go over the lesson of being kind and doing for others without expectations. I like that it has good artwork and is easy to follow for the younger kids. I'm sure my kids will love this book.
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This book sounds like a fun read for parents with their young children. It's interesting the description talks about the cute dino using his head, heart, and hands to pay it forward. The 4H motto is head, hearts, hands, and health for a greater future. Maybe a good one to pass on to the young 4H'ers in my community as well as the emerging readers! Paying it forward is always a good thing to teach anyone trying to make the world a better place. Be the change you want to see in the world!
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I love this book!!! I checked out the whole series of Dynomike books and I love them all!! Now I have a whole series of books to give as gifts to my little nephew. Teaching children to 'Pay it Forward' is such a good lesson. There is so much negativity in the world, sending a message of doing something nice for someone else with no expectation of reciprocation is a wonderful message. God bless you Mr. Rabbit!
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Post by Stephanie Elizabeth »

This sounds like a fun rhyming book for kids with an important message: being selfless can be fun! Helping others feels great; even when you expect nothing in return. The book is also made up of brilliant illustrations with bright, beautiful colors. Thanks for the lovely review!
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This book is for educating children. It's meant for children, though too many slangs should be removed. Nice job. Thanks for the review.
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It’s never too early to teach children about caring for others. Great idea by the author to use this concept for the latest book. Thanks for a wonderful review.
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Thanks for the review! I somewhat agree when you made the point of slang not being used in children's books. However, I think slang can also be useful for a developing child's creative mind. It just depends on the parenting I suppose.
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I love children's books as they always give such valuable lessons. And this book is no exception. Teaching about kindness towards other people, helpfulness and not expecting to get anything in return is really great. Congratulations on becoming BOTD!
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I love any book that teaches values, especially paying it forward. Fantastic illustrations too. Great review!
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A well-written, entertaining, illustrated children’s book that "focuses on the importance of helping others without expecting anything in return." I got my copy as I love reading children's books! Parents and educators should give it a try, too! Thank you for the detailed review!
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