FIVE STAR REVIEW ON AMAZON
on August 3, 2016
Penelope
Anne Cole’s "In and Out, All ‘Round About – Opposite Friends" is a book
with a beautiful message in rhythmic verse. It’s about a friendship
between a boy and a girl of different races who share the various ups
and downs of young life. Even when they end up moving away from each
other, their friendship endures.
Opposites in general, and how they fit into the lives of these two kids, are featured in verse and repetitive patterns.
Agy Wilson’s illustrations are beautifully executed—they bring the moments these two friends share fully to life.
"In and Out, All ‘Round About – Opposite Friends" is an excellent choice for schools, libraries and homes.
Please note: I reviewed a free copy of the book in exchange for my honest opinion/review.
Opposites in general, and how they fit into the lives of these two kids, are featured in verse and repetitive patterns.
Agy Wilson’s illustrations are beautifully executed—they bring the moments these two friends share fully to life.
"In and Out, All ‘Round About – Opposite Friends" is an excellent choice for schools, libraries and homes.
Please note: I reviewed a free copy of the book in exchange for my honest opinion/review.
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Regan Macaulay is the author of
"Beverlee Beaz the Brown Burmese" and "Sloth the Lazy Dragon."
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Opposites, friends, multicultural, fussing, fighting, playing, running, learning, growing, kids, childrens, rhyming, San Francisco, Washington, D.C.
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