23 October 2013
Can't-Wait Willow! by Christy Ziglar Book Review
October 23, 2013
The first book
in the series: Can't-Wait Willow!
Willow is so
excited that the Over-the-Top Circus has finally come to town! The only problem
is, that when left to her own devices, she can’t say “no” to some good things.
On the way to the show, she is distracted by enticing treats and fun that she
just can’t turn down. Willow arrives late and is sad to find that, not only has
she has run out of time, but money, and she won’t be able to enjoy the pink
cotton candy she’s been dreaming of. Willow is given valuable advice and a
second chance and is ultimately taught the lesson that sometimes in life you
have to say “no” to good things to end up with something great!
About the Author:
Christy Ziglar,
financial planner, mother of twins and niece of legendary motivator and the
world’s original optimist, Zig Ziglar, is bringing the same timeless wisdom and
ageless advice to an entirely new, younger audience through her new Shine Bright
Kids picture book series.
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My Thoughts:
My kids really liked
"Can't Wait Willow." I would have to say that Mom enjoyed it just as
much. What a wonderful story about
teaching patience and responsibility to children.
I loved that the story used money as one of
the examples in the story. My daughter
always tries to save money for something. She always gets distracted and spends
it on things that catch her eye. She just can’t say no!
The illustrations
are adorable and fun. Just looking at the pictures makes you smile. The story also
asks the reader to look for the star in the pages of the story. When Willow
makes a good choice the star looks happy, but when she makes bad choices it
looks sad. My kids loved searching for the star within the pages. We had fun
talking about how the star looked and why.
This story is a treasure.
It has found a permanent place on our book shelf. It has already been read a few times in our
home.
This story would make a wonderful gift for friends and family.
This book has been provided to me my by Flybye Promotions free of
charge and in no way was I asked to give a positive review. The opinions I have
expressed are my own. I am disclosing
this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission's 16 CFR, Part 255. All
links were current when posted.
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