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I think this might have been the first chapter book I've received for review since Gv has been reading them herself:
I have to say, even though she's been reading chapter books for a while now, when it arrived, I didn't really think this one would appeal to her.
Boy, was I wrong!
She got so excited when she saw it and begged to be able to go read it right away, even though my rule is typically that I have to write my blog post before she can take possession of it.
I relented, and she zipped through that thing so fast and has been begging for me to get the first two in the series ever since.
Now, since I have not read this book, I figured it would be best to let Gv tell you what she enjoyed so much about it, instead of me:
Me: So, Gv, what did you think of Rashad Jennings being the author of this book?
Gv: Rashad who?
Me: He was a football player, but you saw him when we watched the dancing show.
Gv: Did he do a Disney dance?
Me: Yes, the one to Beauty & the Beast.
Gv: Oh, that's neat. Yeah, I guess that's kind of cool that he did that, but what I really liked was the story and how they travel to all different places with the medallion. Now I just want to go read the other ones!
I still think this book is probably best suited for preteens and most likely is one that boys would enjoy reading. However, it gets an "all the stars" rating from my 6-yr-old daughter, so I'd say it appeals to a much wider range than that.
Get a copy here and hook your chapter-book readers into a fun new series!
Have you read many childrens' books penned by celebrities? I'd love to hear! Either leave a comment below or email me at lisahealy (at) outlook (dot) com.
I have to say, even though she's been reading chapter books for a while now, when it arrived, I didn't really think this one would appeal to her.
Boy, was I wrong!
She got so excited when she saw it and begged to be able to go read it right away, even though my rule is typically that I have to write my blog post before she can take possession of it.
I relented, and she zipped through that thing so fast and has been begging for me to get the first two in the series ever since.
Now, since I have not read this book, I figured it would be best to let Gv tell you what she enjoyed so much about it, instead of me:
Me: So, Gv, what did you think of Rashad Jennings being the author of this book?
Gv: Rashad who?
Me: He was a football player, but you saw him when we watched the dancing show.
Gv: Did he do a Disney dance?
Me: Yes, the one to Beauty & the Beast.
Gv: Oh, that's neat. Yeah, I guess that's kind of cool that he did that, but what I really liked was the story and how they travel to all different places with the medallion. Now I just want to go read the other ones!
I still think this book is probably best suited for preteens and most likely is one that boys would enjoy reading. However, it gets an "all the stars" rating from my 6-yr-old daughter, so I'd say it appeals to a much wider range than that.
Get a copy here and hook your chapter-book readers into a fun new series!
Have you read many childrens' books penned by celebrities? I'd love to hear! Either leave a comment below or email me at lisahealy (at) outlook (dot) com.
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