Book Review: Fred Wants to Play By Janna de Lathouder & Anne Schneider
Disclosure: I got sent a free copy of this book via Net Galley.
This book counts towards the A to Z Reading Challenge (Kidlit version) and Beat The Backlist.
It’s quiet time and Fred knows he is supposed to keep still, but keeping still isn’t easy for Fred. A bouncy feeling makes him want to play. Fred feels all alone until he meets Scott. Fred and Scott know how hard it is to keep the colorful feelings inside. Can these two friends help the other fish join in the fun?
An positive book about friendship and children who are just a little bit more
energetic than others. For big and small readers ages 4 and up.
This looks adorable! My kids at the preschool would love it. Thanks for the review.
ReplyDeleteIt was cute. Great for kids that have trouble staying still.
DeleteThis looks too cute!
ReplyDeleteThe kids loved it.
DeleteThis sounds adorable. I might have to pick it up for my niece.
ReplyDeleteIt was great as an early reader. My son read it to me :)
DeleteThis looks so cute! great review
ReplyDeleteThanks :)
DeleteAwe, how lovely does this book look. Great Review
ReplyDeleteThanks. It had a really nice message and nice soft feel to the illustrations.
DeleteNo little ones in my house except those with 4 legs, but it looks cute
ReplyDeleteThanks DJ
DeleteThis looks adorable! Mine are so big now but they would have loved this one
ReplyDeleteMy youngest loves books with underwater creatures :)
DeleteThis sounds so adorable and Fred is my dogs name! So I support it. ^_^
ReplyDeleteYAY for Freds! :)
DeleteIt looks so cute my nieces would like it!
ReplyDeleteThe illustrations are cute, and it has a lovely message to it.
DeleteGreat review, this book looks and sounds really cute and adorable. Thank you so much for sharing your awesome post.
ReplyDeleteThanks. It was a great read for my always-active 6 year old.
DeleteWhat a sweet book. I think I need to try a few book reviews on YouTube.
ReplyDeleteI love reviews in video format. I think being able to see and hear the person when they're talking about the book adds something to the review. You can also listen to them whilst you're doing other tasks which makes multitasking easier too. The majority of the Booktube community is really friendly and supportive too.
DeleteMy munchkins find it impossible to sit still so this book is perfect for us! Great review :)
ReplyDeleteMegan @ Ginger Mom & the Kindle Quest
I hear ya! I should have known I was in for trouble when I was pregnant with my youngest. He wasn't ever still even back then. I actually counted his toes whilst he was still in my belly as he would always be kicking and stretching. He's 6 now and still struggles to stay still.
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