Review of Baxter Learns to Save

[felin lalin]

The story is simple but effective, with clear and practical examples of how saving works. Baxter is a lovable character, and the narrative's pacing is appropriate for younger readers, ensuring the lesson is clear without being overly didactic. The illustrations are vibrant and colorful, adding to the book's appeal and making the topic even more accessible for young children

[Priya Murugesan]

The story is simple but effective, with clear and practical examples of how saving works. Baxter is a lovable character, and the narrative's pacing is appropriate for younger readers, ensuring the lesson is clear without being overly didactic. The illustrations are vibrant and colorful, adding to the book's appeal and making the topic even more accessible for young children

Thanks a lot for reading my review!

[Sembbapperuma Silva]

The book is acclaimed for its vivid illustrations and captivating storytelling, making intricate financial ideas comprehensible and enjoyable for children. It serves as a valuable resource for parents and teachers to initiate discussions on financial stewardship and the significance of early savings.

[Priya Murugesan]

The book is acclaimed for its vivid illustrations and captivating storytelling, making intricate financial ideas comprehensible and enjoyable for children. It serves as a valuable resource for parents and teachers to initiate discussions on financial stewardship and the significance of early savings.

Thanks a lot for reading my review!

[Mishi khan 2]

That's an insightful review!! You have perfectly captured the essence of Baxter Learns to Save. That is a very fine or I must say fantastic way to teach kids financial wisdom. Also an easier way for parents who want to introduce their kids to the concept of savings. I wholeheartedly agree with praise for the author.
The way the author portrayed, a mix of an important message into a fun Story!! that kids stay engaged with the story and help them remember the lesson in their minds, is just fantastic.
Your note about the illustration was also a good catch. Great work!

[busybee_bookclub]

A rather clever way to teach children to save! This is a really important lesson that needs to be taught at a young age. It will help them appreciate the value of hard work too. Many teenagers now just take every thing for granted and demand whatever they want from their parents.

That's a lovely preview of a book that would no doubt be marvelous!

[Priya Murugesan]

That's an insightful review!! You have perfectly captured the essence of Baxter Learns to Save. That is a very fine or I must say fantastic way to teach kids financial wisdom. Also an easier way for parents who want to introduce their kids to the concept of savings. I wholeheartedly agree with praise for the author.
The way the author portrayed, a mix of an important message into a fun Story!! that kids stay engaged with the story and help them remember the lesson in their minds, is just fantastic.
Your note about the illustration was also a good catch. Great work!

Thanks a lot for your appreciation!

[Priya Murugesan]

A rather clever way to teach children to save! This is a really important lesson that needs to be taught at a young age. It will help them appreciate the value of hard work too. Many teenagers now just take every thing for granted and demand whatever they want from their parents.

That's a lovely preview of a book that would no doubt be marvelous!

Thanks a lot for reading my review and sharing your views!

[Sasikala gupta]

An educational and engaging children's book is something that every parents look out for and your detailed review gives an incredible insight into this wonderful book. Good job

[Steeve Bowen]

The cover picture also represent this story well. It would be impactful to see this book serving as an educational tool yet entertaining to children. Thanks for sharing this review.

[Priya Murugesan]

An educational and engaging children's book is something that every parents look out for and your detailed review gives an incredible insight into this wonderful book. Good job

Thanks a lot!

[Adrian Bouknight]

Wow! I have two young daughters, and I am always on the lookout for good children's books. This sounds like a narrative that could be useful for adults as well, given our culture of consumption and consumerism. I'll keep an eye out for this book for further consideration! Thank you for sharing this review!

[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "Baxter Learns to Save" by Italia Tornabene.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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Are you interested in introducing your kids to the world of savings and providing fundamental financial wisdom that will aid them in building their future? If so, 'Baxter Learns to Save' by Italia Tornabene is a fantastic choice. When the story began, young Baxter Bunny and Hazel Hedgehog were darting through the wonderful forest, giggling and playing. They stopped in their tracks when they heard the murmur of voices near the old oak tree. Intrigued, they peeked through the bushes and saw a group of elders engaged in a profound discussion. They overheard the elders talking about an unfamiliar topic—saving. Mr. Wise Owl, the head of the group, noticed them hiding and invited them to join their discussion. The wise elders kindly explained the importance of saving to Baxter and Hazel. Motivated by their words, both of them were inspired to save not just for themselves but for the benefit of the entire forest community. This event marked the inception of their journey to learn about saving, investing, diversifying, and taking risks. Delve into the pages of the book to discover how Baxter and Hazel embraced saving, gained insights into investing, diversified their resources, and confronted the associated risks.

Firstly, I would like to express my gratitude to the author for adeptly presenting a complex topic in a children's story with exceptional clarity. I was pleasantly surprised by this brilliant idea that is executed excellently, and I thoroughly enjoyed reading it. The concept of saving and investing is effectively conveyed in a manner easily comprehensible to young readers. Basic financial terms are introduced in a relatable fashion, demonstrating the author's skill in crafting a concise and well-developed narrative. Along with financial wisdom, the story also imparts many life-changing lessons. These include how to act responsibly for our better future, the importance of perseverance in tough situations, being kind towards others, the virtue of sharing, the magic of patience, the strength of positive thinking, how creative thinking helps, the importance of determination, the value of empathy, and the power of friendship. Baxter and Hazel's story also embodies curiosity, hope, eagerness, enthusiasm, excitement, and friendship, serving as a source of inspiration for young readers.

The sentences are easily graspable by young readers, and the narrative maintains a strong, engaging flow that is likely to captivate them. The font is designed for effortless reading, and the illustrations are charming. The book's formatting and layout are well organized, featuring illustrations on one page and text on the following page. I noted a little discrepancy; Hazel was wearing glasses according to the story, but in the illustrations, he wasn't. 

I highly recommend this book for children, as it is a great tool for imparting valuable financial lessons to their young minds. It will lay a good foundation for their financially stable future. The editing is good, but I noted some errors. However, I didn't dislike anything in this book, so I rated it 5 out of 5 stars.

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[Priya Murugesan]

Wow! I have two young daughters, and I am always on the lookout for good children's books. This sounds like a narrative that could be useful for adults as well, given our culture of consumption and consumerism. I'll keep an eye out for this book for further consideration! Thank you for sharing this review!

[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "Baxter Learns to Save" by Italia Tornabene.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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Are you interested in introducing your kids to the world of savings and providing fundamental financial wisdom that will aid them in building their future? If so, 'Baxter Learns to Save' by Italia Tornabene is a fantastic choice. When the story began, young Baxter Bunny and Hazel Hedgehog were darting through the wonderful forest, giggling and playing. They stopped in their tracks when they heard the murmur of voices near the old oak tree. Intrigued, they peeked through the bushes and saw a group of elders engaged in a profound discussion. They overheard the elders talking about an unfamiliar topic—saving. Mr. Wise Owl, the head of the group, noticed them hiding and invited them to join their discussion. The wise elders kindly explained the importance of saving to Baxter and Hazel. Motivated by their words, both of them were inspired to save not just for themselves but for the benefit of the entire forest community. This event marked the inception of their journey to learn about saving, investing, diversifying, and taking risks. Delve into the pages of the book to discover how Baxter and Hazel embraced saving, gained insights into investing, diversified their resources, and confronted the associated risks.

Firstly, I would like to express my gratitude to the author for adeptly presenting a complex topic in a children's story with exceptional clarity. I was pleasantly surprised by this brilliant idea that is executed excellently, and I thoroughly enjoyed reading it. The concept of saving and investing is effectively conveyed in a manner easily comprehensible to young readers. Basic financial terms are introduced in a relatable fashion, demonstrating the author's skill in crafting a concise and well-developed narrative. Along with financial wisdom, the story also imparts many life-changing lessons. These include how to act responsibly for our better future, the importance of perseverance in tough situations, being kind towards others, the virtue of sharing, the magic of patience, the strength of positive thinking, how creative thinking helps, the importance of determination, the value of empathy, and the power of friendship. Baxter and Hazel's story also embodies curiosity, hope, eagerness, enthusiasm, excitement, and friendship, serving as a source of inspiration for young readers.

The sentences are easily graspable by young readers, and the narrative maintains a strong, engaging flow that is likely to captivate them. The font is designed for effortless reading, and the illustrations are charming. The book's formatting and layout are well organized, featuring illustrations on one page and text on the following page. I noted a little discrepancy; Hazel was wearing glasses according to the story, but in the illustrations, he wasn't. 

I highly recommend this book for children, as it is a great tool for imparting valuable financial lessons to their young minds. It will lay a good foundation for their financially stable future. The editing is good, but I noted some errors. However, I didn't dislike anything in this book, so I rated it 5 out of 5 stars.

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I too love good children's books! I love to share with my daughters!

[Priya Murugesan]

The cover picture also represent this story well. It would be impactful to see this book serving as an educational tool yet entertaining to children. Thanks for sharing this review.

Thanks a lot!

[Mary John 10]

Baxter Learns to Save" by Italia Tornabene is a wonderful way to introduce children to the concept of savings and financial literacy. The story follows Baxter Bunny and Hazel Hedgehog, who learn valuable lessons about saving, investing, and managing risks from a group of wise elders in the forest. This engaging tale is perfect for teaching young readers about the importance of financial planning in a fun and relatable way.