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Review of NICO

Posted: 31 Dec 2023, 15:29
by Hager Salem
[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "NICO" by Marlene Rattigan.]
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5 out of 5 stars
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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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Re: Review of NICO

Posted: 03 Jan 2024, 02:13
by Muhammad Aamir akram
It's a helpful and comprehensive review for the book readers to select this book. When searching for high-quality children's books, parents or other carers are likely to find your thorough and encouraging review to be very helpful. It does a good job of summarising the book's advantages and enticing prospective readers to check out "NICO" for a fun and rewarding read. Excellent work!

Re: Review of NICO

Posted: 07 Jan 2024, 17:18
by Rashad Deniro Price
Amazing! I liked your summary of this book, and I am outright drawn to this Nico of a bird. It's great to know about its dispositions for making Kim happy and doing other exercises.

Re: Review of NICO

Posted: 25 Jan 2024, 21:22
by Donaking
This review highlights "NICO" by Marlene Rattigan as a delightful, educational, and well-illustrated children's book. It emphasizes the engagement factor, value addition, and the importance of teaching children about pet care. The reviewer appreciates the absence of errors and mistakes, ultimately giving the book a perfect five-star rating. Overall, it appears that "NICO" is a great choice for both independent readers and parents looking for a captivating bedtime story to share with their children.

Re: Review of NICO

Posted: 13 Jul 2024, 09:29
by Rebecca De Figueiredo
A delightful little children’s book. The best illustrations I’ve seen for a long time, with plenty of colour, expressions and action. Nico is much loved and causes concern when he flies off. Lots to see and think about during the book. Lovely short sentences.

Re: Review of NICO

Posted: 13 Jul 2024, 09:52
by OMKAR Ahirrao 1
The best illustrations I’ve seen for a long time, with plenty of colour, expressions and action. Nico is much loved and causes concern when he flies off. Lots to see and think about during the book. Lovely short sentences.

Re: Review of NICO

Posted: 13 Jul 2024, 09:52
by Priya Murugesan
I always enjoy a good children's book and I am waiting to read it!

Re: Review of NICO

Posted: 13 Jul 2024, 09:59
by Leen282
Seems like a cute story about pets and the responsibility that comes with having one. I am sure my kids would have loved this one when they were younger, probably being all enthusiastic about getting a pet-bird themselves.

Re: Review of NICO

Posted: 13 Jul 2024, 10:03
by Wen Casey
So interesting! Just the summary has made me fall in love with the book and the characters in it
already especially NICO. I really love books that are colorful and captivating.

Re: Review of NICO

Posted: 13 Jul 2024, 10:03
by Ingalwa Eugine
I love how comprehensive this review is as it illustrates how simple and entertaining this book is. I like the creativity behind Nico's story and how captivating it seems. I am going to grab a copy of this book for my son.

Re: Review of NICO

Posted: 13 Jul 2024, 10:04
by Shiru Elizabeth
This children's book is entertaining, instructive, and beautifully drawn. It highlights the value addition, the engagement element, and the significance of educating kids about pet care. Congrats on BOTD.

Re: Review of NICO

Posted: 13 Jul 2024, 10:06
by María Andrea Fernández Sepúlveda
Most kids want a pet, so commitment to their caring is a crucial skill for parents and caregivers to teach. So many poor pets get neglected once the initial excitement wears off. And this book is also a great way to learn more about our animal friends. Thank you for your review.

Re: Review of NICO

Posted: 13 Jul 2024, 10:09
by Sushan Ekanayake
NICO by Marlene Rattigan is a delightful children's book! The story of Nico, the bird, is engaging and educational, teaching kids the importance of caring for pets. The colorful illustrations and well-crafted narrative make it perfect for young readers. Congratulations on being BOTD!

Re: Review of NICO

Posted: 13 Jul 2024, 10:12
by Seetha E
The combination of Kim and Niko, the simple storyline, the captivating artwork, and the heartwarming conclusion all come together to create a truly perfect book for children. My heartfelt congratulations to the author!

Re: Review of NICO

Posted: 13 Jul 2024, 10:28
by Brienna Cooper
Nice review! This is absolutely a book I would have read as a child (and now, since I still love children’s books). Stories involving animals, especially in their relationships to humans, will NEVER die. There is just too much to learn, explore, and get creative with.