Series: I Love to...
Paperback: 36 pages
Publisher: Inna Nusinsky-Shmuilov (March 13, 2014)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0993700039
ISBN-13: 978-0993700033
Product Dimensions: 8.5 x 0.1 x 8.5 inches
Shipping Weight: 4.3 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
Average Customer Review: 4.5 out of 5 stars See all reviews (704 customer reviews)
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Age Range: 3 - 7 years
Grade Level: Kindergarten - 2
This book is awesome. What better way to convince your 4 year old to eat fruits and vegetables than to create a story about how a shrinking kid has to eat fruits and vegetables in order to grow! For a 4 year old, the words to pictures ratio is pretty high, but the story flows pretty nicely and my son, Zachary, was engaged throughout the whole story. What parent hasn't told his son or daughter that eating fruits and vegetables would make you grow stronger and bigger. Yeah, the story might be a little corny for adults but not for little kids. This book was better than the one in which the rabbit refused to eat carrots. I definitely plan on reading this book over and over to my son so that he can eat his broccolis and carrots and apples. In fact, the last meal he ate, he ate some broccoli and commented on how he wanted to eat as many fruits and vegetables so that he could get bigger! Anything to get the kids to eat vegetables is a great book!I was given the Kindle edition of this book in exchange for an honest review.
This review is for the Kindle Version only.I believe this is the first book of a collection, or in any case it is part of a series of bunny stories. Really lovely.My daughter just turned 3, and she likes when I read her stories - especially, she is finally starting to understand things and therefore it is even more pleasurable to sit next to her. She can have a look at the illustrationsl, follow the story and talk about all the things that come to her mind.WHAT I LIKE:- The story is really nice and well written.- The illustrations are well made and kids love bunnies (I don't think you have you ever seen a child who does not, right?), so that makes this book even more interesting.- It is not too short, so older kids can actually enjoy it as well when they read this book by themselves.- It teaches children, they can really learn and remember things. That is great!- I am sure that the actual book (paperback/ hardcover) is much nicer than the kindle version. I somehow was expecting the kindle version to be a bit better... but I still like it.WHAT I DON'T LIKE:- On the kindle there are a lot of white pages, with only little text and no image.- It would be nicer if the illustrations were a bit bigger.- "FREE VIDEO-BOOK INSIDE"... do you want to watch the video-book? Ok so... click here.... and now insert your e-mail.. and then receive an e-mail with a link to confirm, which also confirms your SUBSCRIPTION. What if I don't want to subscribe because I don't want to keep receiving emails?Overall, I would still recommend it, especially since it is free!
Little bunny Jimmy only wants to eat candy. But his brothers try to get him to eat vegetables and fruits instead. He says yuck. And then the fun begins. My daughter, Elliot, (age 6 and in kindergarten) really loved this story and says "it was really funny and really crazy. Because Jimmy only wants to eat candy but he cannot eat it every day! He has to eat his vegetables and fruit too! And healthy food!" Final thoughts from Elliot: "I loved the part when he ate carrots and different vegetables and fruits to help him grow!" If only I could get Elliot to eat her fruit and veggies too! Maybe she will be like Jimmy and want to grow big and strong. Overall this was a great book with a great message for the kids. The illustrations were not so good on the iPad but the story made up for that. Plus it was free. So it gets five stars from mom and Elliot. :)
Do you like sweets? I love a good dessert or a chocolate candy bar, but only once in awhile. I had to learn my lessons like everyone. When I was seven I used to love pink marshmallow sandwiches, until one day I had this sandwich with asparagus soup, whoops, learned my lesson.Jimmy, the little bunny loved sweets. He wanted to eat them before dinner, for dinner and after dinner. One day his mother called all the boys for lunch, Jimmy had two older brothers, but, Jimmy decided he wanted sweets instead of the wonderful meal his mother had prepared. He brothers declined, and tried to talk him out of the sweets. So, Jimmy went by himself to the kitchen. He found the spot where he thought his mother had put the sweets, where up there, high up on the shelf. He got up on a chair, but that didn't work, got a pan to put on the chair, but he still was not able to see the sweets. He found a cookbook and picked that on, and then......well, Jimmy learned a big lesson, and I'll let you read about his adventure.The author, Shelley Admont, is a mom, and loves her children. She makes up stories for them, and now, she has written a book for all of us. It is a wonderful story with a good lesson learned. The story is lively and well told. The illustrations by Sonar Goyal and Sumit Sakhuja are vivid and colorful and depict Jimmy the little bunny and his friends in all their glory. This is a fun book to read, and interesting conversations can be developed on the lessons learned in this book.Recommended. prisrob 01-28-14
This is a great book for young children. It might not be for self-reading though, probably it is more suitable as one of good casual/bedtime stories that we read for our kids. The writing flows well, funny and easy to understand. I have a picky eater son, so I feel that the story relates to me as a mom really well. I really like the message of the book, to teach young kids the importance to have a good balance diet especially the importance of fruits and vegetables. It also gave a message to parent like us, to be more creative, because not all of the children are easy going, some have hard times to try something new. Some of part of the story is kinda not realistic though, but we can explain it to them. Please note that I did receive this item for a discount or for free in exchange for my honest and unbiased review.
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