Maddie Moo Book Review: Sophie Johnson, Unicorn Expert
Written by: Morag Hood
Illustrated by: Ella Okstad
We were sent this book in exchange for an honest review. (Actually we were just sent this book to feature on my IG but I like to review them, too, when I can)
Okay, so I simultaneously love these types of books and also kindof get bummed about these books because at this point in her life, if I don't point it out, the cleverness of this type of book goes sailing right on over her head lol
So, yes, I', saying this book is clever. It really is. It's about this girl who has a bunch of unicorns (only its just her dolls and her pets that are dressed up as unicorns) and she is going on and on about training them and caring for them. Meanwhile, a real unicorn shows up and participates with the fake ones in all the activities, but she never even notices him.
It's really cute, and Madeline loves it, as long as I explain it as we go. Now that I've explained it a couple times, she can point him out and explain to me what is happening in the picture, so she's learning, but it's one of those that definitely can't just be read through on the first go and she's going to get the context.
Illustrated by: Ella Okstad
We were sent this book in exchange for an honest review. (Actually we were just sent this book to feature on my IG but I like to review them, too, when I can)Okay, so I simultaneously love these types of books and also kindof get bummed about these books because at this point in her life, if I don't point it out, the cleverness of this type of book goes sailing right on over her head lol
So, yes, I', saying this book is clever. It really is. It's about this girl who has a bunch of unicorns (only its just her dolls and her pets that are dressed up as unicorns) and she is going on and on about training them and caring for them. Meanwhile, a real unicorn shows up and participates with the fake ones in all the activities, but she never even notices him.
It's really cute, and Madeline loves it, as long as I explain it as we go. Now that I've explained it a couple times, she can point him out and explain to me what is happening in the picture, so she's learning, but it's one of those that definitely can't just be read through on the first go and she's going to get the context.
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