Review of Mom & Dad Are Always Right

azza lia · Post by **azza lia** » 18 May 2025, 17:07

What a lovely read! The review shows how fun and educational this book is. The sketch is appealing, but I think the target audience prefers a little bit more color to it. Thanks for a wonderful review.

Post by **Victory Ositaorah** » 18 May 2025, 17:27

Mom & Dad Are Always Right would be a meaningful book. I want to read it because it teaches kids to trust their parents and it has good educational value.

Post by **Seamstress** » 18 May 2025, 18:03

Definitely not my cup of tea, because I already lived it on the opposite side and now my kids are all grown up. I might not like every decision they make for themselves, but I respect them nonetheless, understanding that bearing them didn't buy me lifelong control over each aspect of their lives. Congrats with BOTD!

Yorktha Mallon · Post by **Yorktha Mallon** » 18 May 2025, 18:32

I am impressed by the message in the review that children should trust their parent decision and directives. It is frustrating knowing that some children treating their parents as stupid people.
Books of this nature are worth espousing to children to learn from.

Yorktha Mallon · Post by **Yorktha Mallon** » 18 May 2025, 18:34

I am impressed by the message in the review that children should trust their parent decision and directives. It is frustrating knowing that some children treating their parents as stupid people.
Books of this nature are worth encouraging children to learn from.

Post by **Surabhi Rani** » 18 May 2025, 19:16

'Official Review: Mom & Dad Are Always Right' by Aimee Andren has a thoughtful introduction. It minutely analyses the children's story. This is the story of Pete and June, who attempt to have things their way but eventually admit that Mom and Dad's positions are right. Author Aimee Andren captures the supposed freedom that children think they would enjoy and shows how illusive, misleading, and dangerous this can be. The book teaches that Mom and Dad are amazing personalities who desire the best things for their children's lives. Nice to learn that the story is fun and reads like poetry!

Post by **Mary Lou Mills** » 18 May 2025, 19:28

Mom and Dad are Always Right is a good conclusion to come to after reading the book with this same name. Children in this age group are becoming autonomous and want to think that they are independent. This is a great bedtime story.

Post by **Moisés Alcántara Ayre** » 18 May 2025, 19:59

An excellent book that teaches children why their parents always make decisions in their children's best interest. Great review!

Lyanabo Malesu · Post by **Lyanabo Malesu** » 18 May 2025, 20:29

Truly a wonderful book for the still maturing minds. A colourful landscape would truly enhance the true essence of the characters but in conclusion indeed it is a wonderful book

Lyanabo Malesu · Post by **Lyanabo Malesu** » 18 May 2025, 20:31

Truly a wonderful book for the still maturing minds. A colourful landscape would truly enhance the true essence of the characters but in conclusion indeed it is a wonderful book

Lyanabo Malesu · Post by **Lyanabo Malesu** » 18 May 2025, 20:35

Truly a wonderful work of art, very nicely done and very suitable for kids. A bit of colour would truly make the book come to life but all in all this book was fun to read

Rose Angela · Post by **Rose Angela** » 18 May 2025, 20:41

Mom & Dad Are Always Right by Aimee Andren is a humorous children's book following Pete and June as they challenge their parents' rules, learning valuable lessons along the way

Rose Angela · Post by **Rose Angela** » 18 May 2025, 20:42

Mom & Dad Are Always Right by Aimee Andren is a humorous children's book following Pete and June as they challenge their parents' rules, learning valuable lessons along the way

Rose Angela · Post by **Rose Angela** » 18 May 2025, 20:44

Mom & Dad Are Always Right by Aimee Andren:
Pete and June are convinced their parents' rules are just obstacles to their fun until their misadventures prove otherwise. From messy mishaps to unexpected lessons, the siblings learn that Mom and Dad’s wisdom isn’t just advice ,it’s experience. A playful and relatable tale of childhood rebellion and discovery.