Amelia E. S.

I received this book free in order to review it.
I feel bad leaving a bad review because I wonder if I am reviewing a book written by a child. The book is what it says it is...a book of Christmas questions. Don't expect it to answer any questions, though. It is a list of questions a group of early elementary school children might ask each other during a silly conversation. The layout of the book looks like it was a school project done on a very old computer. (The graphics look like they are from the 1990’s!). There are many typos and a few blank pages, and one of the biggest reasons I cannot recommend this book, is that the subject matter is spelled wrong more than once and in more than one way. This is irksome especially when it is on the title page!
If you are looking for a book to generate some silly Christmas discussions with a small child, this book might be ok but there are probably better choices if you need a book for that. (note: "Silly discussions" is not a negative. I am a huge believer in the fun of silliness with kids!)… (more)

A book of simple questions to ask kids about Christmas in order to get them in the spirit and make them think. Christmas questions is a good book to share with children ages 2-5. Open ended questions such as ‘Can reindeer fly?’ and “Is Christmas music magic?” will open up children’s imaginations and yes or no questions such as “Marshmallows in hot coco?” will help children express their opinions. I wasn’t quite sure about the last question “Christmas or Cristmas?” however, I wasn’t aware there was any different way to spell the holiday. Presented in red, green and white tones with simple pictures, Christmas Questions is a good book to share with children before Christmas.

This book was received for free in return for an honest review.… (more)