Review of the angry toolbox adventures

Chaitanya Godbole · Post by **Chaitanya Godbole** » Yesterday, 23:18

The concept of interacting emotions and tools seems intriguing. After reading the review, I look forward to reading the book and knowing what lessons the author has to offer.

Chaitanya Godbole · Post by **Chaitanya Godbole** » Yesterday, 23:18

The concept of interacting emotions and tools seems intriguing. After reading the review, I look forward to reading the book and knowing what lessons the author has to offer.

Leonie Vermaak · Post by **Leonie Vermaak** » Yesterday, 23:41

This sounds like it would be quite an enjoyable book for kids. I love the lessons thats hidden away in the story, kids will remember it easily. Thanks for a great review. Congrats on BOTD.

Bema Snr · Post by **Bema Snr** » Today, 00:10

This story hums with warmth and imagination—like a fusion of childhood wonder and practical wisdom. Thanks for the good review. Great BOTD

Malik Bakare · Post by **Malik Bakare** » Today, 00:18

The book incorporates educational elements, such as the explanation of frost formation and details about woodworms (Anobium punctatum), blending scientific facts with engaging storytelling and illustrations of each tool to highlight their unique contributions.

Dayana Alvarado 1 · Post by **Dayana Alvarado 1** » Today, 00:23

The Angry Toolbox Adventures not only entertains but also educates and fosters important values such as friendship cooperation and continuous learning.

Tars · Post by **Tars** » Today, 00:30

What a shame I am way too old for such an awesome book, because it is clear that reading this series to children will serve them well, teaching lifelong lessons and entertaining at once. Stay positive, be responsible, value true friendship and teamwork—all are excellent lessons that can't be learned soon enough. Thanks for gifting it and congrats on BOTD!

Devesh Patel · Post by **Devesh Patel** » Today, 00:31

This review praises The Angry Toolbox Adventures for its engaging storytelling, teamwork lessons, and educational content about animals. The reviewer appreciates the cooperation among characters and clear writing but suggests more labeled illustrations for young readers.

Post by **Idah_Kenei** » Today, 00:51

This is definitely a kids book. It seems quite interactive and I am sure kids who love to get handy will enjoy it

Dr Shaheda Tabassum · Post by **Dr Shaheda Tabassum** » Today, 00:51

The book seems quite interesting especially for children. Concepts such as magical talking tool box, the ensuing adventures and beautiful illustrations enhance the overall appeal of this book. Parents would love to gift it to their children and help them enjoy a good read.

Chinazo Anozie · Post by **Chinazo Anozie** » Today, 01:04

Angry and the other tools seems like a great and entertaining way to teach kids about construction tools. the angry toolbox adventures by mike j b will be a good addition to any kid's library.

Etimbuk Eshiet · Post by **Etimbuk Eshiet** » Today, 01:17

I enjoyed your review! The way you described the teamwork among the animated tools really made the book sound fun and meaningful. I also liked how you pointed out the educational aspects, like learning about woodworms. Your suggestion about adding more illustrations with names is a great idea, especially for young readers. Nice job!

Post by **twinkle09** » Today, 01:26

A very unique plot for children's books with talking tools and their friendship with each other. Children who love to play with tool boxes would enjoy reading the book. Thank you for a wonderful review

Renee Cryer · Post by **Renee Cryer** » Today, 01:59

I enjoyed this bit of children's book. It was fun to read. I love how the author brought the story out through the characters .

Leen282 · Post by **Leen282** » Today, 02:00

This sounds like a cute story about teamwork. I agree with the reviewer that visual aids can help to know which name belongs to which tool. I am curious where Angry got his name from.