Review of Binnie and the Glitter Guitar

[Amos Osinya]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Binnie and the Glitter Guitar" by Michael Wuehler.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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Binnie and the Glitter Guitar by Michael Wuehler is an interesting story of a young girl Quinn, who chose to dream big. She starts with a daydream in a math class. Miss Quinn daydreams about herself as a Binnie and Jets Band rock star.

Her dream doesn't stop there at math class. She dreamt again bigger this time targeting a golden glitter guitar in a music contest. Quinn and her friend Lian, whom she met in math class, showcase a wonderful friendship that bonds their families in moments of joy and sorrow. This is a thrilling story that one should read to delve much into the beautiful narration of Micheal that captivates the reader. How did the dreams of Quinn end up? How did the contest turn out? Read this book to explore all this.

I loved this book owing to the author's prowess in writing a captivating book from the beginning to the end. The author maintained an entertaining tone that made the story so thrilling.

Besides, Micheal skillfully and carefully inserted images in almost every chapter to illustrate to the author what is happening. The photos are so beautiful and eye-catching. As a reader, I paused several times to fall in love with the images.

There is nothing I wouldn't like in this book. The story is short and so captivating. The author remained brief using songs, pictures, simple language, and description in some instances to paint in the reader a clear picture of the story setting.

I give this book a 5 out of 5-star rating. The author wrote a flawlessly edited book with no grammar errors. The story is so interesting to hold the reader's attention. I recommend the book to children at the primary school level, parents, and guardians who are looking for stories that will excite their children.

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Binnie and the Glitter Guitar
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