Thank you.Amihan wrote:Thank you for this review. This really sounds like a very imaginative book. I hope I will get the chance to read it to my own child someday.
Official Review: The Rainbow Dancer by Allan Hirsch
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Thanks for a good review! Sounds like a fun book that most kids would really enjoy.
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Thank you and it is.PashaRu wrote:Thanks for a good review! Sounds like a fun book that most kids would really enjoy.
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This sounds cute! What would you say the age range is for this book? I'm guessing it's in the 6-8 range, but you mentioned something about preschoolers?
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Rachaelamb1 wrote:This sounds cute! What would you say the age range is for this book? I'm guessing it's in the 6-8 range, but you mentioned something about preschoolers?
6-10 seems about right. Maybe 5 if you are going to read it to them, but it can be a bit dark in places.
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Great Book and Story book
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It is that.swatijain2233 wrote:Great Book and Story book
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I had a cover crush when I saw this book, and this was the reason why I popped to read your review! Love your insight in the book, it seems like a wonderful one!
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Thank you and it is!Topcho wrote:I had a cover crush when I saw this book, and this was the reason why I popped to read your review! Love your insight in the book, it seems like a wonderful one!
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This book is motivating its so nice I enjoy the book and its inspiring 
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I love books in this genre. I actually go out of my way to relish books written for children and young adults. The colourful illustrations, in smaller children's stories, bring out the child in me. From the review, Allan Hirsch's fairytale character, Asia, appears interesting. The review is nicely done.
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Waw, absolutely great, awesome. Look, I don’t exactly enjoy children’s book. I usually don’t bother, but with this review, I am absolutely encouraged that it is possible to enjoy them. The adventure that is empathic, and with lessons for children and adults to boot. Congratulations Gali. (And the author of course).
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