Review of Go Away Ugly May!

Post by **Priya Murugesan** » 26 Jul 2024, 09:24

Gerry Steen wrote: ↑26 Jul 2024, 08:29 This children's storybook addresses bullying, and self-love among other things. The message it gives is strong and clear. We must love ourselves. When people see that we love ourselves, they see our inner beauty and are inspired by us. Probably, they wish to be like us and to love themselves. I like that this book is written in rhyme and that older children can learn to read this book. I appreciate that you mentioned parents can benefit from the lessons in the book, while they read to their children, as they may have scarring from when they were bullied at a younger age. Great review!

Thanks a lot, Gerry!

Post by **Priya Murugesan** » 26 Jul 2024, 09:35

Anshika Kanan wrote: ↑26 Jul 2024, 08:30 I really like your review and how you described everything about the book, but it's not my cup of tea. I'll pass on it.

Thanks for sharing your honest views!

_Rhea Jacob · Post by **_Rhea Jacob** » 26 Jul 2024, 10:46

It looks like a wonderful children's book with themes of loving yourself, even if others bully you because of your looks and imperfections. Being bullied can greatly lower your self esteem and confidence. I hope the book can help children learn that they are wonderful as they are. Thank you for your detailed review!

Post by **Priya Murugesan** » 26 Jul 2024, 21:34

_Rhea Jacob wrote: ↑26 Jul 2024, 10:46 It looks like a wonderful children's book with themes of loving yourself, even if others bully you because of your looks and imperfections. Being bullied can greatly lower your self esteem and confidence. I hope the book can help children learn that they are wonderful as they are. Thank you for your detailed review!

Thanks a lot, Rhea!

Harshitha G B · Post by **Harshitha G B** » 26 Jul 2024, 21:46

Beautiful review! These children's simple simple and small yet delivers strong message to the readers. Teaching self love for kids, from initial days will be always beneficial.

Idris Alooma · Post by **Idris Alooma** » 27 Jul 2024, 06:45

Oh man, after readin' this review, I can't help but think "Go Away Ugly May!" sounds like an amazin' book! It's all 'bout teachin' kids to love themselves, stand up to bullies, and embrace their flaws. The rhyming words and beautiful illustrations make it even more appealin' to young readers. Plus, it's great 'cause it can spark important discussions 'tween parents and kids 'bout self-esteem and acceptance. This book definitely sounds like a solid 5 outta 5 read! Unforgettable climax, left me breathless with anticipation.

Post by **Rajaee R** » 27 Jul 2024, 10:15

This is a good book for children. There are a lot of valuable lessons to take from it. It is important to know how to face these problems in life, especially for children.
Thanks for the review.

Post by **MAHAD BAIG MIRZA** » 28 Jul 2024, 10:54

Your review of "Go Away Ugly May!" by Jamila Dunbar is wonderfully expressive and insightful. You did a fantastic job highlighting the book's key messages of self-love, confidence, and tackling bullying. Your appreciation for the poetic writing and vibrant illustrations shines through, making it clear why this book is a valuable read for children and adults alike. Excellent work!

Post by **Martina Sette** » 29 Jul 2024, 08:36

This book sounds like a heartwarming and empowering story for children. I think it's a great choice for parents to read with their children!

Olalekan Rahmon · Post by **Olalekan Rahmon** » 01 Aug 2024, 01:38

"Go Away Ugly May!" by Jamila Dunbar sounds like an amazing children's book that teaches valuable lessons about self-acceptance, overcoming bullying, and embracing one's flaws. The rhyming words and colorful illustrations make it engaging for young readers, while the themes discussed are important for both children and adults. With a rating of 5 out of 5, this book seems like a must-read for kids and parents alike!" Captivating narrative, drew me in completely.

Post by **Boring Pigeon** » 03 Aug 2024, 07:52

Wow, this review really captured the essence of "Go Away Ugly May!" by Jamila Dunbar. It sounds like a heartwarming and empowering book for children, teaching them about self-acceptance and overcoming bullying. The rhyming words and colorful illustrations are sure to engage young readers. I can't wait to get my hands on this book! 5 out of 5 stars for sure! Riveting narrative, held my attention completely.

Cristina-Ioana Toader · Post by **Cristina-Ioana Toader** » 10 Aug 2024, 15:53

What a great way to open a review: 'Do you want your children to embrace their flaws, love themselves, know how to tackle bullying, and overcome low self-esteem?' As a parent, my answer is a resounding yes. This opening definitely caught my eye. Great job showcasing your writing skills!

Post by **Priya Murugesan** » 12 Aug 2024, 08:20

_Rhea Jacob wrote: ↑26 Jul 2024, 10:46 It looks like a wonderful children's book with themes of loving yourself, even if others bully you because of your looks and imperfections. Being bullied can greatly lower your self esteem and confidence. I hope the book can help children learn that they are wonderful as they are. Thank you for your detailed review!

Thanks a lot for reading my review!

Post by **Priya Murugesan** » 12 Aug 2024, 08:22

Harshitha G B wrote: ↑26 Jul 2024, 21:46 Beautiful review! These children's simple simple and small yet delivers strong message to the readers. Teaching self love for kids, from initial days will be always beneficial.

Thank you!

Post by **Priya Murugesan** » 12 Aug 2024, 08:23

Idris Alooma wrote: ↑27 Jul 2024, 06:45 Oh man, after readin' this review, I can't help but think "Go Away Ugly May!" sounds like an amazin' book! It's all 'bout teachin' kids to love themselves, stand up to bullies, and embrace their flaws. The rhyming words and beautiful illustrations make it even more appealin' to young readers. Plus, it's great 'cause it can spark important discussions 'tween parents and kids 'bout self-esteem and acceptance. This book definitely sounds like a solid 5 outta 5 read! Unforgettable climax, left me breathless with anticipation.

Thank you for reading my review!