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Tuesday, August 13, 2013

Review: Arthur Pong and His Smelly Song by Jose Fernandez


It’s gotta be a boy thing. Everything that
has to do with farting, burping or gross bodily functions seem to fascinate them. And it doesn’t matter how old they are, most of them always find it amusing. Well, some girls too, but in my experience it’s more of a boy’s fixation. Nothing wrong with that! I think everybody needs a good laugh and this book gives us plenty of it.
Arthur is boy that sings like the angels,
hypnotizing his whole neighborhood with his
voice and the awful smell of his...farts.
The author tells us his story with witty
rhyme and humorous style. It includes and
audio download which is an obvious plus.
My boys (10 and 6) found it really funny. For me, it was a little odd, but in some way I enjoyed the author’s irreverence. So if you want to have a laugh, download Arthur Pong and his Smelly Song, a silly read well worth it of checking it out. The author also promises more funny books like this one, I wish him great success

Author Jose Fernandez was born and raised in England. He loves jokes about farting and such.
 
 
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A complimentary copy of this book was given to me in exchange for my honest opinion.

Wednesday, July 17, 2013

REVIEW: Billy Cooper's Awesome Nightmare by Penny Estelle



I like stories that not only amuse but also
teach children about historical characters or legends. Billy Cooper’s Awesome Nightmare takes us to an entertaining dream. Billy is a cool, laid back seventh grader that can’t wait for his school week to be over. But this time his teacher decides to give them an extra credit assignment. Each kid needs to draw a name out of a box and do an oral report about that character. Needless to say, Ms. Wickware’s class is not happy. Billy draws William Tell as his subject and of course that only means that he’ll have to research about this William Tell guy on his already busy weekend. But, that night he has an enlightening nightmare (if such thing exists) and he is taken to Tell’s hometown where he’ll not only get to meet him but be a witness of his famous feat.  
 
Written with humor and in a relatable and engaging style, I am sure that kids will enjoy this short story and will look forward for more stories from this author, where they’ll be learning without realizing. Available on Kindle for only .99 there is absolutely nothing to lose, but a lot to gain!


Mariana Llanos

 
Author Penny Estelle was a school secretary for 21 years. She is now retired and, along with her husband, lives in NW Arizona on a "green" ranch powered only by solar and wind energy.

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