Review of Walter The Woogobee

Post by **Surabhi Rani** » 30 Jun 2024, 18:32

'Official Review: Walter the Woogobee: The Vortex to Vidza' by Brenda Beckelman is a useful and entertaining account of the children's book for readers. It brings to our attention the interesting features of the book. The point that this is a story of Walter, a Woogobee from another planet, is worth mentioning in the review. The book will make a child think outside the box and know that science can be as exciting as magic. Also, as mentioned in the review, this book shows the importance of helping people in need and a peaceful way of resolving conflict. Nice to learn that the illustrations present in the book were superb and made reading the book exciting!

Ohanele Chinonyerem · Post by **Ohanele Chinonyerem** » 30 Jun 2024, 18:35

The book seems interesting, and I think children will really enjoy reading it. The fact that it teaches the importance of helping people will really impact them positively.

Rose Angela · Post by **Rose Angela** » 30 Jun 2024, 18:43

*Walter The Woogobee: The Vortex To Vidza* by Brenda Beckelman is a delightful tale of adventure, friendship, and problem-solving. Walter travels through a mysterious Vortex to strange new worlds, encountering unusual animals, gold-filled valleys, and monsters. Will he save the village and find his way home?

Blessing Olagunju · Post by **Blessing Olagunju** » 30 Jun 2024, 19:17

Walter the Woogobee novel is a book for children, but it's not just a bedtime story but science and adventure is incorporated into it to add knowledge to children that reads it. I love the review of the book and it make me interested in reading it.

Penny Ann Criswell Johnson · 30 Jun 2024, 19:44

I love children's books that have a meaning behind them. This book about science sounds fun and adventurous. Great 5-Star Review

Post by **Stephen Christopher 1** » 30 Jun 2024, 19:55

Children's book with a clear message, in this case effective communication are necessary for their education. If you weren't exactly sure who was talking at certain places, imagine how confusing it might be for a child?

Sirajuddin A · Post by **Sirajuddin A** » 30 Jun 2024, 20:11

This fabulous story has its fold elements that compel the kids to think scientifically, and they will find an innovator in the role of Walter's dad.

Amit Kumar Sharma 1 · Post by **Amit Kumar Sharma 1** » 30 Jun 2024, 20:12

"Walter the Woogobee" is a children's book by Brenda Beckelman, featuring an alien pup named Walter and a human companion named Bayon. It's recommended for children up to twelve years old, teaching science and peaceful conflict resolution. The book features beautiful illustrations and is perfect for imaginative readers.

azza lia · Post by **azza lia** » 30 Jun 2024, 20:14

Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I appreciate that the book has a blend of science and magic. I'm sure many parents will find this book to their liking. I agree that children books should have clear plot and character development to avoid confusion. Nice review.

Amit Kumar Sharma 1 · Post by **Amit Kumar Sharma 1** » 30 Jun 2024, 20:19

**Book Review: "Walter the Woogobee" by Brenda Beckelman**

"Walter the Woogobee" by Brenda Beckelman is a delightful children's book that takes readers on an intergalactic adventure. The story follows Walter, a charming alien dog with purple ears and a red mohawk, who accidentally lands on Earth using his World Vortex Locator. There, he befriends a kind-hearted young man named Bayon. Together, they travel to different planets and face thrilling challenges, including wind monsters, while helping an alien civilization.

The book's cover is vibrant and engaging, featuring Walter floating in space with his World Vortex Locator. The illustrations throughout the book are done in an appealing anime style, complementing the story's adventurous and whimsical tone. The main themes of friendship, adventure, and problem-solving are well-presented, making it a great read for young children.

Walter and Bayon are brave and caring characters who form a strong bond. In the alien village of Vidzas, they meet Kian, a diligent girl with green hair, who adds an interesting dynamic to the story. Beckelman's imaginative creation of alien worlds and unique characters adds depth to the narrative. The exotic names for characters and locations further enhance the book's charm.

However, the characters could benefit from more distinctive traits, as their personalities seem somewhat one-dimensional. Additionally, the concept of the Windpeople is confusing and needs clearer explanation. The ending feels abrupt, leaving several questions unanswered about Walter's home planet and his future with Bayon.

Despite these minor issues, "Walter the Woogobee" is an entertaining and educational book for children, making it a perfect bedtime story. It is recommended for children up to twelve years old, though it might be better suited for younger kids.

**Rating: 4 out of 5 stars**

Brenda Beckelman has crafted a fun and imaginative tale that teaches valuable lessons about understanding and helping others. I look forward to more adventures with Walter in future books.

Amit Kumar Sharma 1 · Post by **Amit Kumar Sharma 1** » 30 Jun 2024, 20:21

"Walter the Woogobee" is a children's book by Brenda Beckelman, featuring an alien pup named Walter and a human companion named Bayon. The story revolves around friendship, adventure, and problem-solving. Despite criticisms, the book is recommended for children up to twelve years old, with an upper age limit of eight for advanced children. The author plans to continue writing more books about Walter.

Post by **Moisés Alcántara Ayre** » 30 Jun 2024, 20:26

What I like about this book is how it teaches children what a vortex can do and how science can be so amazing. In addition, it teaches the lesson of resolving conflict in very novel ways.

Post by **Do Thi Huong** » 30 Jun 2024, 20:31

The story seems interesting and unconventional indeed. I like the educational aspect of the book, which aims to teach kids the importance of helping others and resolving conflicts peacefully.

Harty Muli · Post by **Harty Muli** » 30 Jun 2024, 20:46

The writing seems a bit complex for children aged one and above. The title itself is a bit of a mouthful. Thanks for the review and recommendation.

Shanesha Sammerson · Post by **Shanesha Sammerson** » 30 Jun 2024, 20:49

I completely agree with your review of *Walter The Woogobee: The Vortex to Vidza* by Brenda Beckelman. The imaginative storyline and scientific elements make it a truly unique children's book. Like you, I also appreciated the themes of helping others and resolving conflicts peacefully. The minor confusion with character dialogue is a small issue in an otherwise fantastic read. This book is definitely a great choice for young readers!