Most Magnificent Thing, The - Ashley Spi... 3.25 stars

I was given a cute picture book to read and here a short review to go with it.

 

 

 

I am so glad that I love to read books targeted for all ages. I loved this little book. It was really cute.

 

This is a great picture books for kids, even adults. It tells you to keep trying and never give up, no matter what. This book is told in a simple way to get the point across to young readers. However, people of all ages can get something from this story.

It has a good message. It is okay to take a break when you are trying to do something, but don't stop fully. Practice does make better, if not exactly perfect.

I also really enjoyed the artwork.

 

*Provided by Netgally*

Loved it.

Library copy

*I received an ecopy from NetGalley in exchange for my honest, unbiased review*

I love the message, and this story tells it in a fun way. While this can be seen as empowering for girls especially, I think this is a great message for all children. The little girl in this book can be viewed as both an engineer, and an artist, and uses her creativity to make something useful. She tries one way, and then another, but it doesn't seem quite right. The beauty of this book, it just when the character wants to give up, she is encouraged to look again. I also enjoyed that her assistant was her dog, as many children are close to their pets, and can easily relate. Something all schools should have, this is a fun story with a great message for people of all ages!

Not bad for the stop motion video. 

 

And the story is not bad too. 

 

I got introduce to this book by "Ignite Her Curiosity: 25 Books Starring Science-Loving Mighty Girls" 

 

http://www.amightygirl.com/blog?p=10940 

 

There should be more gender neutral books that are fun and not just about "feeling".