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writeramyshannon's review
5.0
Absolutely adorable
The Day that A Ran Away is a wonderful children's story, and well written for the child audience. The illustrations are remarkable, and fit the nature of the story. It has vibrant colors that bring the eye to the characters as well as the words that show the story. A is the letter of the alphabet that ran away, and it brings in all of the letters of the alphabet and how A running away affected all of them. It's highly imaginative and brings the reader right in, wondering why A ran away. Any child would love to hear this story read to them or read it themselves.
The Day that A Ran Away is a wonderful children's story, and well written for the child audience. The illustrations are remarkable, and fit the nature of the story. It has vibrant colors that bring the eye to the characters as well as the words that show the story. A is the letter of the alphabet that ran away, and it brings in all of the letters of the alphabet and how A running away affected all of them. It's highly imaginative and brings the reader right in, wondering why A ran away. Any child would love to hear this story read to them or read it themselves.
r_j_setser's review
4.0
The Day That A Ran Away is a cute book to help kids learn the alphabet.
The illustrations are very cute and interactive. The story is in a sing-songy rhyming rhythm that young Jet uses to make an excuse as to why his homework hasn’t been completed.
I thought that this was a very cute book and I liked that the teacher “played along” with Master Jet, without letting him get away with the excuse either. He still had to do his homework in the end.
Overall, this is a good book to have to take kids all the way through a giggly lesson on the alphabet. I give it 4 out of 5 stars.
I received this book from the author for the purpose of this review. All comments and opinions are entirely my own.
This is a LiteratureApproved.com Review
The illustrations are very cute and interactive. The story is in a sing-songy rhyming rhythm that young Jet uses to make an excuse as to why his homework hasn’t been completed.
I thought that this was a very cute book and I liked that the teacher “played along” with Master Jet, without letting him get away with the excuse either. He still had to do his homework in the end.
Overall, this is a good book to have to take kids all the way through a giggly lesson on the alphabet. I give it 4 out of 5 stars.
I received this book from the author for the purpose of this review. All comments and opinions are entirely my own.
This is a LiteratureApproved.com Review
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