Review of Alfie's Attack

[Jorge Leon Salazar]

This children's story addresses the topic of asthma by presenting a plot revolving around a fish. Alfie. The book conveys some essential life lessons and tips on asthma and its management. It sounds entertaining and educational.

[Quentin Russel]

Do asthmatic fish actually exist in real life? Regardless, it is a book great for understanding more about that respiratory condition.

I had the exact same thought when I first saw the headline about a fish with asthma! I dismissed it initially, but now that I see your comment, I'm back to wondering the same thing.

[Victory Abujai]

As a mild asthma patient, Alfie's attack is a story that related to, easily, as I have asthmatic friends and I find a strong connection with the story .Alfie's story has given strength and direction to millions of asthmatic patient and their family due to the logically crafted story and realistic health tip. Alfie's story is another blessing to mankind. Thank you so much Mr David for Alfie's story.

[Quentin Russel]

I appreciate how the book educates while entertaining, but I wonder if it might be misleading for children, especially those who may not understand the symbolism. They might end up believing that fish can actually get asthma, which seems unlikely.

[Victory Abujai]

No worries, they've got parent or adults to clarify their thoughts, and if that doesn't work, they would just know better when they get older.

[D Christina]

I didn't know a book about an asthmatic fish could be this interesting! I'm really looking forward to finding out how Alfie overcomes his challenges. I don't personally know anyone with asthma , so I hope this book gives me some insight. Can't wait to read it!

[Macel A]

Such an insightful review. This book will be of great guidance and help to parents whose children have asthma.

[Jeff Ekpo]

This is a good review.
The book is an interesting way to introduce the topic of health issues to the patients (children), parents and their carers.
Thanks for the book.
Thanks for the review.

[Joule Mwendwa]

It was unique to educate young readers about a health issue in a friendly and fun way using Alfie. I am certain the message will hit home and impact the target audience. Nice review.

[Ghoto Emmanuel Silvanus]

"Alfie's Attack" by David Bohline shows the power of imagination and creativity; by telling the tale, informing the readers, teaching the parent, and proffering possible measures to ameliorate the increasing level of asthmatic challenges among the children.

It is a children's book, but, not for them alone - but for the parents, teachers, and everyone in society.

This book is a problem-solving one, and an educative book that is a must-read for every concerned person. In fact, Alfie's attack is ranked 5/5 because Alfie is the fish that tells the unusual story and solves the widespread problem.

[Seamstress]

My kids loved it so much that to this day, in my opinion, the best children's story about fish is the "Finding Nemo" cartoon. No offense meant to anyone, despite the great description, I will have to skip the book, because my babies are way too grown up for it. Congratulations with BOTD, anyway!

[Alissa Deann Devargas]

'Alfie is a brave and talented fish, but he has one major problem: he is asthmatic. This has caused him a whole lot of inconvenience, including difficulty breathing during the episode.'
An asthmatic fish? This is strangely funny and interesting.

[George provaabz madumere]

The fact that this book highlights the issue of asthma,how its been managed and all makes it a YES book for me,the book creatively and intentionally makes the readers learn basic life hacks which if infused in our daily lives woukd make a whole lot of difference.

[Sifiso Radebe]

Alfie's Attack" by David Bohline is a valuable lesson and a must read for kids who mostly have chronic illnesses like Asthma and a valuable advice for adults who might be clueless on how to manage Asthma . A book that can easily be appreciated by everyone indeed.

[Nemanja Jankovic]

"Alfie's Attack" by David Bohline is a children's book in which the main character is a brave and talented fish named Alfie. Unfortunately Alfie is asthmatic. I like that the book tries to increase awareness about asthma.