Review of The Tale of Tikky, the Quail

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Kids are delicate beings who need to be taught things so delicately and the story ofTickky helps children have confidence in the decisions they make
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This children's book is suited for children of all ages as it has a simple, easy to follow storyline. I especially like how it has dual languages, English and Chinese. This is cool because it can inspire young ones to learn a new language. Congrats on the BOTD!
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I really like the illustrations in this children's book. Unfortunately I don't have any children in my life that I can get this for, but it looks interesting. Congratulations on book of the day!
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I like children's books as they are always pretty much educational in an unobtrusive way. They teach children lots of lessons and this book is not an exception. Besides I like that the book is bilingual; it may really tempt children to learn a new language or at least get interested in other languages. Congratulations on becoming BOTD!

By the way, the pictures in the book are awesome and pleasant for the eyes.
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A children book that I think is didactic in nature. Teaches the need to look beyond limitations. It is a good for children as they have adventurous spirit. Nice review by the reviewer
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Wow. The adorability is a ten for me. I can see little children having a blast reading this. The author did an exemplary job.
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having support and encouragement from a friend you trust is what gives us courage to do most things and make us believe in our selves. Kikee is such a friend to Tikky. I enjoyed your review and congratulations on making a book of the day
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I like how Kikee the Jackrabbit encourages Tikky to go to the parade despite earlier fears. I guess the three friends will walk there together, motivating Tikky. The lessons contained therein are valuable. Thanks for the review.
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Post by Muna Chizzy »

I love that the book has the Chinese language. I guess this would help improve my Chinese. How would Tikky fly across the road with his short wings after disobeying his mother? Sounds like a thrilling children's adventure story. Thanks for the review.
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This book sounds very educative. I would love to read this to my young nephew and niece. It may help them look beyond their perceived weaknesses. Great review
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This book sounds very educative. I would love to read this to my young nephew and niece. It may help them look beyond their perceived weaknesses. Great review
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I think this is a great book for kids and will be a source of inspiration for those kids who feel "limited" or frustrated with themselves. Congrats on the reviewer for such a nice review.
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Many times the support and encouragement of friends can help us achieve things that may seem difficult. It would be interesting to know how Kikee the Jackrabbit and Poppin the squirrel help Tikky get over his fear because of his short wings. It sounds like an appropriate story for children of all ages.
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I would love to see more about the quail with short wings and also to learn some basic Chinese. Congrats!
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Post by Brenda Creech »

This sounds like a wonderful children's book! I am curious if Tikki got in trouble with his mother for sneaking out qnd going to the parade with his friends! Thanks for the excellent review!
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