Review of NICO
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-Teaching a child about pets and then letting him/her take care of them is an asset to them(children/pets), especially when they (children) grow up and want to protect them (the animals) to nurture nature and protect it. Thank you for writing such a wonderful review.There was nothing to hate about the book. On the contrary, you can engage with your child and discuss the information and values mentioned in the book. Teaching children to take care of their pets and look after them is important. Also, it was a nice gesture to provide the necessary information about this bird's breed at the end of the book. This can also lead to a greater interest from the child in learning more about different animal breeds and behaviors.
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"NICO, written by Marlene Rattigan, seems like a fun and instructive book for kids to read! Ideal for summer reading, this novel will captivate young readers with Nico's escapades. A book that teaches important lessons about pet care while also entertaining is a wonderful find.
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Seems like a pretty fun story about a funny birdie. Kids will enjoy the colours and the bird as the main character. Parents will enjoy the book's educational value. This is a book I am eager to give to my cousin as a gift, as he likes cute critters. Congratulations on winning Book Of The Day!Hager Salem wrote: ↑31 Dec 2023, 15:29 [Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "NICO" by Marlene Rattigan.]
Nico was a bird that lived with a loving family. Nico liked to amuse Kim, the little girl in the family, and her friends by doing tricks on them. He could also sing, dance, and talk all the time. On the summer vacation, Kim and her mom spent a lot of time away from the house, which led to Nico spending a lot of time alone. Nico wasn't used to that, so he became sad and lonely. What will happen to Nico? And how will the family react to his status? You can find out when you grab NICO by Marlene Rattigan.
The book is lovely. It provides a good experience. The illustrations are colorful and full of life. The story is interesting and can keep the child engaged. More than that, the book is educational and adds value. What can be better than a children's book that provides value with entertainment?
There was nothing to hate about the book. On the contrary, you can engage with your child and discuss the information and values mentioned in the book. Teaching children to take care of their pets and look after them is important. Also, it was a nice gesture to provide the necessary information about this bird's breed at the end of the book. This can also lead to a greater interest from the child in learning more about different animal breeds and behaviors.
The book is beautiful. It was exceptionally well-edited. I didn't come across any errors or mistakes. It has what we can ask from a children's book. Therefore, I rate NICO by Marlene Rattigan Five out of five stars.
The book is a good choice for children who can read. It's also a nice choice for parents who like to read to their children and want to share with them a good bedtime story.
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