Official Review: Twenty-Five Guests and a Frog Named Farley

csimmons032 · Post by **csimmons032** » 18 Mar 2015, 19:16

[Following is the official OnlineBookClub.org review of "Twenty-Five Guests and a Frog Named Farley" by Glenn Brucker.]

4 out of 4 stars

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Twenty-Five Guests and a Frog Named Farley is a children's book written by Glenn Brucker. In this book, there are many different animals, birds, other creatures, and even plants that have different tricks and talents. They use their talents to help others and create a community. This book shows what can happen when friends work together to get a job done. There is always something different on each page. Each character is unique in their own way.

I truly enjoyed this book. It was a unique and adorable story. I loved this book for all of the reasons I mentioned above. All of the characters work together to get something done. It creates a sense of community and friendship. On every page, there was a different character, and it described what their talents were. Even though all of the characters are different and can do different things, they still create a family. After all, a bunch of friends can still make a family. My favorite characters were Farley the Frog and Didi the Dandelion. There are many other fun and adorable characters as well, and I promise you won't be disappointed with them.

In my opinion, there really wasn't anything wrong with this book. There is always a level of excitement, something new on each page, and it was just an wonderful story. Who wouldn't want their kids learning how to work as a community and to embrace their talents. You really can't help but love each and every character. Every parent will inspire their kids to do good things by reading this book to them.

Twenty-Five Guests and a Frog Named Farley is the perfect book to read to your children. This book promotes self-esteem and teaches kids to help others in their time of need. Each of these amazing characters teach kids how to be selfless, and most importantly, to have fun. I would highly suggest you buy this book for your kids. It would make a good present for any child, and even the parents would enjoy this story as well. The characters show great morals that should be passed on to every child.

I give Twenty-Five Guests and a Frog Named Farley by Glenn Brucker 4 out of 4 stars. I gave this book 4 stars because it is such an uplifting and inspiring story that would make anybody happy. I think this book will be the one that children beg their parents to read to them every night.

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Valleygirl1985 · Post by **Valleygirl1985** » 21 Mar 2015, 09:38

This seems like such a great story. I like giving uplifting reads to my children!

Rachaelamb1 · Post by **Rachaelamb1** » 22 Mar 2015, 10:24

Sounds cute!

csimmons032 · Post by **csimmons032** » 23 Mar 2015, 14:17

Thank you guys for responding to my review. I am glad that you enjoyed it. It was an adorable story and I would suggest it to anyone who wants a good book to read to their children.

Jesska6029 · Post by **Jesska6029** » 24 Mar 2015, 18:36

I'll be sure to recommend this book to the kids I babysit!

LivreAmour217 · Post by **LivreAmour217** » 25 Mar 2015, 15:50

This sounds like an adorable little story! Great review, too!

Rachaelamb1 · Post by **Rachaelamb1** » 25 Mar 2015, 22:19

I should check this out for my daughter. She's only one but she loves books! It was one of her first words. Is this a good book for toddlers?

LivreAmour217 · Post by **LivreAmour217** » 26 Mar 2015, 15:50

Rachaelamb1 wrote:I should check this out for my daughter. She's only one but she loves books! It was one of her first words. Is this a good book for toddlers?

That is so sweet, and kudos to you for introducting her to books at such a young age. 'Book' was one of my first words, too!

csimmons032 · Post by **csimmons032** » 27 Mar 2015, 13:53

Rachaelamb1, this is the perfect book to read to your toddler. Your little girl will love this story while she is young, and I think it will be one of those stories that she remembers with fondness as she grows older. Thank you for commenting on my review, and I appreciate everyone who has read and liked my review.

Rachaelamb1 · Post by **Rachaelamb1** » 27 Mar 2015, 23:32

Thanks

I'm always on the lookout for good children's books. I think it's essential for children to develop a love for reading.

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LivreAmour217 wrote:
Rachaelamb1 wrote:I should check this out for my daughter. She's only one but she loves books! It was one of her first words. Is this a good book for toddlers?

That is so sweet, and kudos to you for introducting her to books at such a young age. 'Book' was one of my first words, too!

Thanks!

csimmons032 · Post by **csimmons032** » 29 Mar 2015, 20:54

You are very welcome, and I absolutely agree with you. I have loved reading since a very young age, and I would definitely encourage reading to my children in the future. Whenever I decide to have kids. This is definitely the type of book I would read to them. I think you will love it.

glenne82 · Post by **glenne82** » 05 Apr 2016, 22:54

Thank-you VERY much for reviewing my book!! I know this is from last year but I didn't know this posting section was even here until today(embarrassing).