Review Detail
Kids Indie
440
Attitude is everything
Overall rating
4.5
Plot
5.0
Characters
4.0
Writing Style
5.0
Illustrations/Photos (if applicable)
4.0
I am such a huge fan of Choose Your Own Path type books. I buy them for my children often, and they usually not only have an adventure, but they get to experience the cause and effect of their choice, before coming face to face with the same type of choice in the real world.
Anxious? is a fun and interactive way for children to learn how to cope or manage their different anxieties, whether they are anxious about a big game, a test, or a possible storm, children can relate to the different cast of characters.
I would have like it if the kids had an idea of what kid of choice they were making. Am I listening to Bubble or Slug? Well, I'd like to make an informed decision. These two characters, Bubble and Slug, have ideas on who we should react to these situations, but we don't know until we pick one to listen to, and there is no indication if one is positive until the choice is made.
I did like that the author included discussion topics at the end. Here we could talk to our children about why they made this choice, and if they were happy with their choice. The ugly food chart was also a fun addition.
I liked the illustrations. They reminded me of the hazy memories/thought bubbles one has. They are cartoony and fun.
Anxious? is a fun and interactive way for children to learn how to cope or manage their different anxieties, whether they are anxious about a big game, a test, or a possible storm, children can relate to the different cast of characters.
I would have like it if the kids had an idea of what kid of choice they were making. Am I listening to Bubble or Slug? Well, I'd like to make an informed decision. These two characters, Bubble and Slug, have ideas on who we should react to these situations, but we don't know until we pick one to listen to, and there is no indication if one is positive until the choice is made.
I did like that the author included discussion topics at the end. Here we could talk to our children about why they made this choice, and if they were happy with their choice. The ugly food chart was also a fun addition.
I liked the illustrations. They reminded me of the hazy memories/thought bubbles one has. They are cartoony and fun.
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