Tuesday, February 14, 2012

Review: Molly in the Garden

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Molly in the Garden
Illustrated by Kate and Liz Pope

Publication date: 2008
Publisher: Barron's Educational Series
ISBN: 978-0764161087

Summary/Back cover:
This cheerful little story for toddlers features color illustrations on every one of its sturdy board pages. Each appealing picture's bright colors are further enhanced by scatterings of tiny metallic sparkles embedded on the page to catch and reflect light. Sparkles in the flowers and butterflies in the garden, will bring a fresh sparkle to the eyes of the toddler who picks up this delightful book.

Review:
A wonderful story about Molly and Max. Molly loves butterflies and wants to catch them to wear in her hair but Max advises her that butterflies would rather be free and Molly must decide what she will do. A petulant Molly at one point in the story is heard to say 'Why not? I want to!' in a tone that anyone with a tantruming toddler/preschooler will recognise. A lovely tale about the right thing to do which may not always gel with what your initial impulse might be. A family favourite here.

4.5/5

Review written by Anna Vincent

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