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Carregando... Chloe the Kitten (Fairy Animals of Misty Wood)de Lily Small
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Chloe, a Cobweb Kitten, is fluttering through Hawthorn Hedgerows in the enchanted realm of Misty Wood decorating cobwebs with dewdrops when she meets a baby mouse who is lost and afraid. Não foram encontradas descrições de bibliotecas. |
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The story is full of cuddly moments and adorable animals, and features a good lesson about helping others. My daughter loves it because it is about animals - no, fairy animals - and she can never get enough of that topic. The plot had just enough suspense to keep her attention engaged, but not enough to really put anything at risk. The result was that she was curious and excited to find out how everything would be resolved, while her mommy was secretly rolling her eyes at some of the trumped up problems that were rather inconsequential. Like a missing basket, or having to get the dewdrops done by a certain time of the day. Why? Because if she didn't then she was letting everyone down. I suppose this seems like a big deal for kids, but as an adult I can't help thinking there are a lot of ways around these particular dilemmas. My biggest issue, though, was the whole thing seemed silly and manufactured. Like the publisher knew that kids like animals and fairies, so it was a great idea to combine the two and generate a story that justified that. The writing is decent, but it feels generic, and the story most closely resembles those kids' television shows that aren't that great but succeed because they rely on elements that appeal to children, rather than good storytelling. Again, these concerns may bother me, but they don't affect my daughter, who will continue to choose books because they have cute animals on the cover, regardless of their content. (