Review by Nerea -- I Can See Peace by Julie Penshorn

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Review by Nerea -- I Can See Peace by Julie Penshorn

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[Following is a volunteer review of "I Can See Peace" by Julie Penshorn.]
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4 out of 4 stars
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I Can See Peace by Julie Penshorn is a book that would please children at the age of four to ten years or even adults, who find it difficult to read complex and comprehensive articles. The writing is in the form of a poem that’s properly illustrated in a beautiful artwork and the song lyrics featured in the book sums up the entire equation. In her writing, Julie used simple grammar that’s calm for the reader to grasp the point conveyed and ponder over it. The points are precise, well-organized, and educational.

Peace is a virtue that we all, including children, yearn to find and enjoy it. The author took the initiative to help children, especially, identify the natural creation or features in which they can see peace. Moreover, she gave the answer to the question, “When do you see peace?”

I liked how the artwork tied in perfectly with each line of the poem owing to the fact that they give the reader a deeper impression on the point delivered. The author outlined tools that children could employ to solve matters peacefully, which I found to be the best starter pack for young ones to adopt as they grow to maturity. She also provided practical tips for parents that would guide them to assist their children find or see peace. The discussion questions are of vast help to the reader for the reason that it would help them digest what they’ve learned and reflect on how they can apply the principles drawn from the reading.

Julie Penshorn brought the message home in a clear and simple manner that I didn’t find any room for dislike.

Lessons. Children can find peace in areas that are difficult to discover. “What we see depends on what we look for,” therefore, when we eye for peace, no doubt we will appreciate or find it. Reading can help one see peace for the reason that the message on the pages of the book could speak to their heart and clear disturbing or negative thoughts. Peace can occasionally be interrupted, but that shouldn’t be the cause to give up on finding it. Parents should display a fine example to their children and take the lead in helping them find peace.

The book is professionally edited, I didn’t find any grammatical errors, which is why I rate the book at 4 out of 4 stars. The author did an excellent job on this one.

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Peace is a virtue that we all, including children, yearn to find and enjoy it. The author took the initiative to help children, especially, identify the natural creation or features in which they can see peace. Moreover, she gave the answer to the question, “When do you see peace?”
it is a great point given by you that peace is a virtue which we all need. thanks for your review.
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This book may have been written with children in mind, but there are many adults I know who would benefit from a dose of peace. “What we see depends on what we look for,” is a very true statement. Lovely review!
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What a well-written review! I know I am far from the intended age (very, very far) but I may even enjoy it after reading the review you wrote with the top rating.
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Fozia-Bajwa wrote: 12 Dec 2018, 13:31
Peace is a virtue that we all, including children, yearn to find and enjoy it. The author took the initiative to help children, especially, identify the natural creation or features in which they can see peace. Moreover, she gave the answer to the question, “When do you see peace?”
it is a great point given by you that peace is a virtue which we all need. thanks for your review.
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fernsmom wrote: 14 Dec 2018, 09:38 What a well-written review! I know I am far from the intended age (very, very far) but I may even enjoy it after reading the review you wrote with the top rating.
I hope you'll give it a try. Thanks for checking on my review.
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Caylie_Cat wrote: 13 Dec 2018, 00:45 This book may have been written with children in mind, but there are many adults I know who would benefit from a dose of peace. “What we see depends on what we look for,” is a very true statement. Lovely review!
Thank you for your honest comment.
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A nice review for a nice book. Thank you 👍👍
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Sushan wrote: 15 Dec 2018, 23:51 A nice review for a nice book. Thank you 👍👍
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Seeking peace is an important lesson in our present egocentric society. The book sounds quite engaging. Great review!
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Cotwani wrote: 17 Dec 2018, 14:42 Seeking peace is an important lesson in our present egocentric society. The book sounds quite engaging. Great review!
Can't agree enough. Thank you for stopping by.
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It's assuring that such books which provides valuable lessons is what any parent would want to share to their kids. Your review airs this statement. Thank you!
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Sahani Nimandra wrote: 28 Dec 2018, 04:29 It's assuring that such books which provides valuable lessons is what any parent would want to share to their kids. Your review airs this statement. Thank you!
I appreciate your honest comment.
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It is good if we can teach children the skills they need to resolve conflicts and thereby start their way towards achieving peace.
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Oh, hey! I just reviewed this book, and I just now saw your review. :) I agree that even adults can benefit from this one and that it teaches a great lesson. Thanks for this well-done review of a really special children's book!
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