Review of Did you know

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[Following is a volunteer review of "Did you know" by Ashok Bhaskaran.]
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4 out of 4 stars
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Did you know by Ashok Bhaskaran is an intriguing children's book that takes us back to what life was like before the invention of many of the machines that help make life easy for us. You will be astonished by the amount of information you will get from this book.

Have you ever wondered how our great grandfathers or grandfathers lived before the invention of most machines? This is a rare thought. Little Jason, a smart 9-year-old boy, was just gifted a tablet for his birthday. The tablet of 3000 years ago was different from the one Jason had. Jason went ahead and narrated how life was before most of these gadgets and machines were invented. While reading, I had every reason to appreciate life more. I guess most adult readers must have forgotten most of these inventions and the great men who invented them. Grab a copy to refresh your memory while you read.

This was indeed an exciting read, as it took me back to my young age when we were being taught all these things in school. I could remember how engrossed I was in class while we were being taught. But it's funny how I have forgotten most of them today. I commend little Jason for refreshing our memories about how life was for our ancestors and how it is now through the inventions of many great men. I loved the style of writing and the brevity of this book. The audience for this book is going to be excited while reading. This book is also set to develop the reading abilities of children.

My only dislike was the overly large diagrams and tiny writing. Children may find it challenging to be able to capture the words. Aside from this, the book was unique. I also did not come across any errors, which shows the book is well-edited.

I recommend this book to children and lovers of children's books. I would rate this book 4 out of 4 stars, as my dislike isn't enough to take away a star.

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Post by Victoria Ukamaka »

Children always have a lot of questions and this book is one to answer some of them. It's good to find a book that can educate children and refresh the minds of adults too. I look forward to reading it. I enjoyed reading your review.
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Post by Amarachi Nwankwo03 »

I love the idea behind this story. Indeed, reading about these things makes you appreciate life more. Life without gadgets is not a life that many young people know and little Jason’s narrations would definitely be worth the read. Thanks for your review.
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Oh! I enjoyed reading your review; I look forward to reading this book to my nephew, as it promises a ton of information. I'm sure he'll be interested in knowing how life worked before some inventions of today. Great review.
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I’ll really like to know how life was then before the invention of all this machines. Adding this to my shelf. Great review!
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Post by Mozi Ken »

This sounds truly exciting. I'd like to know what life was like before all these technological inventions. Good review.
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Post by Margi zuu202 »

It tells a story of the history of Important invention which changed the world through the eyes of Jason at only 9
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Post by De law »

I wish I read a book like this while growing up. I love the information the author passed on to his targeted audience. What a nice read for children
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Post by Shane Carter »

I enjoyed reading this review. The summary was interesting and the positive aspects were properly outlined. I can't wait to start reading this book.
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