I
found this book to be a delightful story of a young boy’s fantasized
predicament when he realizes he’s lost his smile. His eyeglass-wearing
book-reading talking dog has no interest in what his owner was saying.
Readers
follow the boy as he continuously fantasizes about everything he does as he
gets already to go to school and trying to find his missing smile; his lack of
luck continues on his way there with all the people he meets, especially when
he asks them if he could have their smiles.
You
would think he would get help at school from his teacher, but he struck out
there as well.
I
loved the melodic flow of words which Mr. Rossis has used in the writing of
this book as it added to the enjoyable reading experience not only for its
young readers, but for the adults who can have their inner-child come alive
again. Not only did this boy find his smile again [what kind of story would
this have been if he didn’t], he learned the important life lesson of sharing;
you can never lose something if you’re willing to share it.
For
rekindling my inner-child as I read this book, I’m giving it 5 STARS.
I
received a mobi.file copy of this book in return for my honest opinion.
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