Review of Pogpog and the Magic Grapes
Posted: 18 Jun 2024, 07:38
[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "Pogpog and the Magic Grapes" by Ebba Kay.]
Pogpog, the pig, looked forward to breakfast. Pogpog ate everything that was served except the salads because Pogpog didn't like vegetables, so guess what? This made Pogpog's mom unhappy. Pogpog would prefer to do house chores, like washing the dishes, instead of eating vegetables. One day, Pogpog and Moonchi saw a hooded figure carrying a bag. This got them curious. Who is that? What is the hooded figure carrying in the bag? Get a copy of Pogpog and the Magic Grapes by Ebba Kay to find out.
I love that this book is full of lessons for the intended audience. This story is perfect for teaching kids to eat their vegetables. Vegetables are not only necessary because they are healthy, but eating them also makes mothers happy. Most children are like Pogpog because they do not like eating their vegetables. This book will encourage them to eat their salads. The book will also teach children to tell the truth in all situations. It is wrong to lie to anyone about our actions. The rewards for telling the truth are always greater. Finally, this story will also teach children gratitude. Whenever one receives a gift from anyone, it is always good to thank them.
I want to commend the person who illustrated this book, as the illustrations were beautiful. Pogpog and the Magic Grapes by Ebba Kay was exceptionally well edited, as I did not encounter any errors while reading it. It shows that the author is intentional about giving the best to the intended audience. It is my pleasure to rate this book 5 out of 5 stars as I totally enjoyed reading it. There was nothing that I disliked about the book, nor did I see any aspect that needed improvement. I recommend the book to parents who would use it as bedtime stories for their kids.
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Pogpog and the Magic Grapes
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Pogpog, the pig, looked forward to breakfast. Pogpog ate everything that was served except the salads because Pogpog didn't like vegetables, so guess what? This made Pogpog's mom unhappy. Pogpog would prefer to do house chores, like washing the dishes, instead of eating vegetables. One day, Pogpog and Moonchi saw a hooded figure carrying a bag. This got them curious. Who is that? What is the hooded figure carrying in the bag? Get a copy of Pogpog and the Magic Grapes by Ebba Kay to find out.
I love that this book is full of lessons for the intended audience. This story is perfect for teaching kids to eat their vegetables. Vegetables are not only necessary because they are healthy, but eating them also makes mothers happy. Most children are like Pogpog because they do not like eating their vegetables. This book will encourage them to eat their salads. The book will also teach children to tell the truth in all situations. It is wrong to lie to anyone about our actions. The rewards for telling the truth are always greater. Finally, this story will also teach children gratitude. Whenever one receives a gift from anyone, it is always good to thank them.
I want to commend the person who illustrated this book, as the illustrations were beautiful. Pogpog and the Magic Grapes by Ebba Kay was exceptionally well edited, as I did not encounter any errors while reading it. It shows that the author is intentional about giving the best to the intended audience. It is my pleasure to rate this book 5 out of 5 stars as I totally enjoyed reading it. There was nothing that I disliked about the book, nor did I see any aspect that needed improvement. I recommend the book to parents who would use it as bedtime stories for their kids.
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Pogpog and the Magic Grapes
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon