Review of I Wasn't Kidding, Now I Am

[Eva Nyaburi]

[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "I Wasn't Kidding, Now I Am" by Rory J Hill.]

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4 out of 5 stars

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I Wasn't Kidding, Now I Am by Rory J Hill is full of enjoyable activities that anybody can utilize to interact with kids. Through Hill's activities, adults can educate and engage with children while also learning more about them.

I enjoyed how the author made children the focal point of every activity. I could see he had taken the effort to learn how to communicate with children and provide useful guidance. I especially liked the ‘My Own Week’ activity, and I will incorporate it as a ritual. I also loved how the author came up with fun ways to teach children about responsibility, i.e., to do their chores and homework, spend wisely, and so much more. This book is inclusive and tackles all topics one might want to learn about when interacting with their children, including a single parent who wants to introduce her partner to the kids and how to do so in a manner that is kid-friendly so that the partner and child also have a connection. I also liked the activities covering pets for when children want to get pets and what parents can do to prepare them for the responsibilities of having pets and see if they are ready or not.

The only negative aspect I found with the book was the number of grammatical errors. I discovered a few errors and believe the book will benefit from another round of editing. I will drop a star from my rating because I found at least ten grammatical errors. I rate the book four out of five stars.

Overall, I thought the book was interesting and educational about how we might relate to children. I Wasn't Kidding, Now I Am will be very valuable for parents who desire to connect and bond with their children. It offers a variety of engaging exercises to help parents and other caregivers of young children pleasantly engage their children.

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[Amy Luman]

I appreciate those that take the time to learn how to engage with children in a fun way. There don’t seem to be enough grown-ups who take on that responsibility. I know from my own experience that kids respond better to adults who aren’t their own parents. Thanks!

[Martin Shae]

"I Wasn't Kidding, Now I Am" by Rory J Hill offers a range of enjoyable activities designed for adults to engage with children. Through these activities, adults can educate, interact with, and learn more about kids in a fun and meaningful way.

[Naushin Moledina]

The review of "I Wasn't Kidding, Now I Am" by Rory J Hill praises its engaging and educational activities for interacting with children. The reviewer appreciates the focus on child-centric activities, including teaching responsibility and preparing for pet ownership. Despite noting some grammatical errors, the book is highly recommended for parents seeking to bond with their children through fun, meaningful activities, earning it a 4-star rating.

[Ammirati Michael]

I value people who invest the effort to find enjoyable ways to interact with kids. There don't appear to be enough adults taking on that duty. My own experience has shown me that children react more favorably to adults who are not their biological parents. Regards!

[Anthony Caleb]

Our way of reasoning as adults is far different from that of children, so most times misinterpretations happens, I am so happy to see a guide like this to better their interactions.

[Idris Alooma]

Well, I'll be darned! This here review sure caught my attention. Seems like "I Wasn't Kidding, Now I Am" by Rory J Hill is a mighty fine book for folks lookin' to connect with the young'uns. The activities in the book sure sound like a hoot, and it's clear the author put a heap of effort into understandin' them little rascals. I reckon the book covers a wide range of topics, includin' introducin' a partner to the young'uns and teachin' 'em 'bout havin' pets. Now, one thing that caught my eye was them grammatical errors, which ain't no good. Still, I reckon this book deserves a solid four outta five stars for its value. So if yer lookin' to bunk down with a good read that'll help ya bond with the youngsters, give this one a whirl. You won't be disappointed! Gripping action, kept me on the edge of my seat.

[Olalekan Rahmon]

Ah, wicked review you got there buddy! I gotta say, after reading your thoughts, this book sounds like a real good read! It's all about engaging and educating kids with fun activities, and that's wicked smart. Seems like the author knows their stuff when it comes to communicating with children. The My Own Week activity sounds like a winner, and I'm sure gonna try it out. Only downside seems to be those pesky grammatical errors, but overall, I'd give it a solid four outta five stars. Looking forward to checking out "I Wasn't Kidding, Now I Am" myself! Compelling storytelling, skillfully woven and compelling.

[Boring Pigeon]

This review highlights the book "I Wasn't Kidding, Now I Am" by Rory J Hill as a valuable resource for parents and caregivers looking to connect with and educate children. The reviewer praises the author's focus on children, engaging activities, and inclusive topics. However, they mention some grammatical errors that could be improved with editing. They rate the book four out of five stars. Overall, this concise review indicates that the book is a good read for those seeking to interact with kids in a meaningful way. Absorbing narrative, couldn't put it down.