Review of The Movie Chair

[Marcia Glessner]

[Following is a volunteer review of "The Movie Chair" by Shari Borkin.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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The Movie Chair is about a chair that loves children. She likes to give them change for snacks and protect them from the scary stuff in the movies. One little red headed boy would always come in and never wanted to leave.
They closed the theater one day for remodeling. They threw all of the old furniture out. The movie chair was found, rescued and remodeled back to new. She became a movie chair for kids once more.
This is one of the better children's books that I have read in a long time. It is sure to become a classic. It has a timeless storyline that comes to life when reading it. It comes to life and jumps off the pages at you.
This is a very well illustrated book. It almost comes to life as your reading the story. It's like it jumps off the pages and reads the story to you. It has amazing color and detail. The author did a great job at proofreading her work as there are no mistakes in this book.
The author did a really nice job at writing this story. She wrote it for her mom who has passed. She works with disabled children and adults. She has even worked with disabled prisoners in California where she resides.
I read this to my grandkids. After reading it, they wanted me to read it again. They really enjoyed it as did I. It is a great book with a great storyline. Go pick up a copy of it today to read to your little ones. You won't be sorry.

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The Movie Chair
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