Review of The Three Little Monsters and the Cranky King

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Re: Review of The Three Little Monsters and the Cranky King

Post by Vidhi Adhikari »

Sounds like a great book for kids. The monster illustrations are also quite unique. But since I'm not a big fan of narrating stories to young children. I won't be finishing this book. But I'm sure it's perfect for the right demographic. Thanks for the detailed review.
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The book carries an important lesson that kids are going to relate with, especially on giving people a chance to prove themselves right.
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This looks like a delightful children's book with an excellent lesson for its readers. Great review!
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A beautiful book cover and content filled with lots of lessons to be learned. It is definitely appropriate for children, I enjoyed reading every part of it.
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Not judging people before meeting them might be true, but we only think or act according to what others has said before. Great review!
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This is an interesting book with a beautiful and colourful cover that children will love. An excellently written book that has so many teachings that is appropriate for everyone. This is an enjoyable book. Well done.
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A lovely children's book that teaches the reader not to judge someone by what you hear about them. I read the book with my little ones and they enjoyed it. The interesting story and beautiful illustrations were a hit. Thank you for your great review.
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The book seems colorful right from the cover page. The story's also quite educative for kids. Thanks for this well-written review.
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Post by Tebogo Eugene M »

I loved reading your review it is true that children are innocent souls who exist in a world where love and peace have all gone extinct. But reading the review I think the young one softened the king's heart. "The Three Little Monsters and the Cranky King" by Teydon Rae. :animals-dogrun:
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The first attractive aspect that i think would appeal to children is the cover's graphics. This book reminds me of my world as a child and how just beautiful it was. I am going to recommend it to my young niece. Thank you for your great review
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I have misjudged some people in the past who later turned out to be great individuals. So, it's great to see a book that will enlighten children on accepting people that may not seem friendly at first.
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I love the perspective of the author, and I love the unified minds of the three little monsters. This book has a lot of lesson for its readers, and I'd love to read this book. Thanks for your honest review.
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I am adult who is very fond of children book. Maybe because I care about what my kids read. I love the lessons that can be derived from this book . The reviewer has done well putting up this interesting piece . I love it.
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A great book on how not to judge people by the first impression. Great review.
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I wonder what happened when the three little monsters decided to play in the king's castle having been told by their parents the King, Spallenzairek, could eat them.
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