Official Review: Mum, The Fairies Stole my Glasses

[Leslie Kunde]

Your review was funny. I have grandkids that want to steal my reading device all the time. This personal touch included in the review was excellent.

[mrlefty0706]

“Mum, The Fairies Stole my Glasses” by Tracey C. Ayres is a picture book for children. The main character is Sally, a girl that has trouble seeing without her glasses. Sally preferred outfits that went well with her glasses so while trying on clothes she tossed her glasses to the side. A short while later Sally’s mom notices that Sally is not wearing her glasses so she tells her to go get her glasses. Sally searched her room to no avail and then blamed the fairies for taking her glasses. Read this book to your children, grandchildren and/or great grandchildren to find out what happened to Sally’s glasses and if she finds them. Very good review.

[Fawmi FJumana]

This seems like an interesting and intriguing book for the little ones. I'm sure they would be hooked in to this exciting plot with a little bit of suspense. And the illustrations also makes me feel like reading the book although I'm an adult. Congrats on BOTD!!

[Sonia_Gonzalez]

I loved wearing my glasses, realizing you can actually see the world, for me, was amazing! But I know there are thousands of kids that can relate to Sally.

[Melisa Jane]

With an amazing storyline and colorful pictures, this book will definitely be enjoyed by children. I hope Sally finds her glasses. This suspenseful book will keep children guessing and engaged!

[Ndagire Hassifah1]

I can't wait to share the storyline of this books book with my little niece and nephews. I am already wondering if the child's description of fairies came out to be real. Congrats on the BOTD.

[Kebun Bunga]

The review for "Mum, The Fairies Stole my Glasses" by Tracey C. Ayres captures the essence of the book and provides valuable insights for potential readers. The reviewer shares a personal experience reading the book with their five-year-old niece, highlighting the enjoyment and engagement it brought to the child. The intriguing storyline is praised for its ability to captivate young readers and keep them interested until the end. The reviewer also appreciates the colorful and appealing illustrations that enhance the storytelling and make it easier for children to understand and relate to the characters and events.

Furthermore, the educational aspect of the book is acknowledged, as it introduces new words and encourages curiosity in young readers. The lack of errors and the overall quality of editing are commendable. The review concludes by giving the book a well-deserved four out of four stars and recommending it for children aged three to six.

Overall, this feedback accurately captures the positive aspects of the book, highlighting its engaging story, appealing illustrations, and educational value. It provides a genuine perspective and encourages potential readers to give the book a chance, making it an effective review.

[dragonet07]

This book sounds like an adorable, entertaining, and suspenseful story for young readers. I wonder already if fairies stole Sally’s glasses and, if not, what happened to them. I might even share this book with my niece as well. Thank you for the helpful review.

[Leonie Vermaak]

Firstly, I just have to say I love the cover of the book it's definitely something that would attract a child's attention. Secondly, it sound like an intriguing book and I like the suspense factor the author creates. To me this is one of the many things that would get a child to read more books... Always looking for that thrill a good book brings. Great review!

[Mauli Doshi]

After reading the review, i liked the writers choice of writing a book that how to keep children's very keen to read this book and the suspense topic is very interesting for children they makes them very much curious and they start thinking as well as asking what now. Amazing.

[Amanda Warner]

This would be a lovely book for kids to read, especially children who love fairy tales or stories about fairies. Congratulations on BOTD!

[Anil G]

It sounds interesting an read to children with the engaging story.

[Sarah Kate Smith]

Mum, The Fairies Stole my Glasses by Tracey C. Ayres seems like an amazing book for younger kids, as they would be in suspense and wonder if the stories were responsible for Sally's missing glasses or not.

[Stephen Christopher 1]

This seems like a great book for kids, and it sounds like your niece was the perfect audience. I'm guessing the moral of the story is that you shouldn't worry about what you look like wearing glasses?

[Chinazo Anozie]

This will be a perfect fit for children as they join Sally in searching for her glasses. I don't read children's books, so I'll pass on this one.