Review of 3 Magic Dreams

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This sounds like a fun children’s book. I always wanted a time machine when I was a kid, but I would have freaked out if I’d landed on the time of dinosaurs! Anyway, I like that this book includes three short stories, as little children’s ability to concentrate is still developing and they often can’t sit still for a longer period of time.

Thanks for the lovely review!
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Gilby's story sounds great. Growing up, I was told the story of kids who got swallowed by monsters while they went fetching firewood.3 Magic Dreams by Matt Bolton Art has brought back childhood memories. I can't wait to read it. Congratulations on the BOTD.
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Post by Kenesha Latoya Fowler »

I didn't know what to make of the book, even with the blurb. I appreciate the details you provide; the book sounds enjoyable. I'm glad you mentioned the length of the stories, which would indeed make them great for bedtime. Thank you for this charming review.
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I love the design on the cover page of the book, however, an anxious to know if Gilby was able to come back.Nice review.
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Thanks for the great review! Seems like something all kids would enjoy.
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A time machine for one's birthday sounds amazing.

Thank you for the great review.
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Even at my age, I enjoy illustrated children's books. Though I will not buy them for myself, I cannot pass on reading them when they are free like this one. I am sure kids will have fun with it especially because of the dinosaurs. That's why Barney was such a hit!
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These stories seem unique and interesting. I'm sure children will love the fact that they are filled with creative plots. Congrats!
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Your summary of the book whets my appetite to read more. The book title and cover are also captivating. I will really like to read this book. Good review.
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This three-in-one children's book seems like it teaches children important lessons through wonderful words and clever illustrations. Great review!
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Great book fill of imagination. Thanks for the review.
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Kids with wide and wild imaginations would enjoy this book; that I can say for a fact.
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Pretty sure after reading a time-travelling story, they shall also think of what they would do if they were able to time travel.
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I like children's books, especially ones with pictures, and this one seems to have lots of them. I also like that it's short. Great review
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I scarcely read children's books. I think I will have to pass on this one. Congrats to the BOTD!
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