Tuesday, September 7, 2010

Book Review: The Boy Who Changed The World by Andy Andrews, Illustrated by Philip Hurst


★ ★ ★ ★ 

This book is about a boy who changed the world by doing small things in the past. The book tells us that everything we do matters. Even how small and insignificant we think it is, it can be life altering to someone. I read the book to my 4 year old son and I was surprised that I was able to make him understand that the things he does now matters even if he thinks he's only a boy. I love the graphics and the colors are perfect for my young son.

My husband who is a guidance counselor working in a school also enjoyed reading this book. The book is perfect to read for preschool kids and preschool teachers, a great addition to your collection of children's books.







Disclosure of Material Connection: I received a review copy of this book free from BookSneeze through the book review bloggers program. I was not required to write a positive review. The opinions I have expressed are my own.

3 comments:

Felicity Grace Terry said...

A one time teaching assistant I'm always keen to learn of books suitable for children, thanks for the recommendation.

Crazybookworm said...

Hey, I gave you an award, check it out here http://crazy-bookworm.blogspot.com/2010/09/life-is-good-award.html

Bookingly Yours said...

@Petty Witter - wow teaching! That's my dream! I hope one day maybe if i dont need more money, I'll retire and teach kids... That's one thing I want to achieve in life!

@CRazy Bookworm - thanks for the award! I just posted the award! Thanks!

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