Review of Dr. Marsha and the Case of the Missing Marshmallows and Hotdogs
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Review of Dr. Marsha and the Case of the Missing Marshmallows and Hotdogs
[Following is a volunteer review of "Dr. Marsha and the Case of the Missing Marshmallows and Hotdogs" by Dr. Rachel B. Wellner.]
"Vision without action is just dreaming;
Action without vision is just exercise.”
(The opening line of the book contains this remarkable quotation.)
The wonderful children's book Dr. Marsha and the Case of the Missing Marshmallows and Hotdogs was written by Dr. Rachel B. Wellner. Dr. Rachel Wellner is a board-certified general surgeon with a master's degree in public health. She is also a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons. Most recently, she launched a biotech business to help with cancer therapy.
In the tale, a female kangaroo doctor named Doctor Marsha Roo is sent on foreign missions to solve health mysteries by her llamma friend Louiu, the postman. She accomplishes this in an exciting and entertaining manner, with wonderful drawings that come to life. Additionally, there are approximately 25 pages in this book.
The story itself is simple to read, with a positive message hidden within the pages, and the pictures are lively and entertaining. A kangaroo is Dr. Marsha. To attract sick patients, she uses a charming little jingle to advertise her medical services.
Dr. Marsha and her friends Louie and Terence board a flight and head over to provide some assistance after she receives a letter from her cousin in Washington. You notice that the Fourth of July celebration's hot dogs and marshmallows are missing. Can Mayor Milton solve the mystery with the helping hand of Dr. Marsha?
This book is really adorable. Young readers are sure to enjoy interacting with Dr. Marsha to solve the mystery of the missing hot dogs and marshmallows, as well as the book's quick pace and beautiful visuals that bring the story to life. A positive message about eating healthily is also included. On special occasions, hot dogs and marshmallows are fine, but fruit, granola, vegetables, milk, yogurt, oatmeal, and other foods are healthier.
Little ones will love the brightly colored book's lively characters and images, but older readers will probably benefit more from its reading level and rhyme scheme when used in a school or during family story-times. The story's recurrence was one of my favorite aspects. Regarding the mystery, we enjoyed speculating about who we believed had taken the "junk food." Youngsters will like Dr. Marsha and her group of buddies and ask to hear the story again and again. An intriguing book like this one would be perfect for a library or a young child.
Along the way, your child will learn a great deal about fundamental health and hygiene in addition to participating in the intriguing mysteries that the doctor solves. Thus, I'll rate this book five out of five. There are no mistakes or profanity. The book is well edited. I genuinely recommend this children's book.
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Dr. Marsha and the Case of the Missing Marshmallows and Hotdogs
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"Vision without action is just dreaming;
Action without vision is just exercise.”
(The opening line of the book contains this remarkable quotation.)
The wonderful children's book Dr. Marsha and the Case of the Missing Marshmallows and Hotdogs was written by Dr. Rachel B. Wellner. Dr. Rachel Wellner is a board-certified general surgeon with a master's degree in public health. She is also a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons. Most recently, she launched a biotech business to help with cancer therapy.
In the tale, a female kangaroo doctor named Doctor Marsha Roo is sent on foreign missions to solve health mysteries by her llamma friend Louiu, the postman. She accomplishes this in an exciting and entertaining manner, with wonderful drawings that come to life. Additionally, there are approximately 25 pages in this book.
The story itself is simple to read, with a positive message hidden within the pages, and the pictures are lively and entertaining. A kangaroo is Dr. Marsha. To attract sick patients, she uses a charming little jingle to advertise her medical services.
Dr. Marsha and her friends Louie and Terence board a flight and head over to provide some assistance after she receives a letter from her cousin in Washington. You notice that the Fourth of July celebration's hot dogs and marshmallows are missing. Can Mayor Milton solve the mystery with the helping hand of Dr. Marsha?
This book is really adorable. Young readers are sure to enjoy interacting with Dr. Marsha to solve the mystery of the missing hot dogs and marshmallows, as well as the book's quick pace and beautiful visuals that bring the story to life. A positive message about eating healthily is also included. On special occasions, hot dogs and marshmallows are fine, but fruit, granola, vegetables, milk, yogurt, oatmeal, and other foods are healthier.
Little ones will love the brightly colored book's lively characters and images, but older readers will probably benefit more from its reading level and rhyme scheme when used in a school or during family story-times. The story's recurrence was one of my favorite aspects. Regarding the mystery, we enjoyed speculating about who we believed had taken the "junk food." Youngsters will like Dr. Marsha and her group of buddies and ask to hear the story again and again. An intriguing book like this one would be perfect for a library or a young child.
Along the way, your child will learn a great deal about fundamental health and hygiene in addition to participating in the intriguing mysteries that the doctor solves. Thus, I'll rate this book five out of five. There are no mistakes or profanity. The book is well edited. I genuinely recommend this children's book.
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Dr. Marsha and the Case of the Missing Marshmallows and Hotdogs
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon
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