I told her I knew of a book blogger who started a book blog for their child and she reviewed books in her own words. I thought it was adorable. We would use the mama's review as the stop but throw in the child's review. The authors thought it was the coolest thing. I mean, you write for children, right.
So here's how it would go:
Mama (writing everything down for her 3 year old): Maddie, what can you tell me about this book?
Maddie holds the book lovingly in her arms. "I don't know."
Mama changes questions. "What did you like about this book?"
"It was pretty."
"What else can you tell me about this book?"
"I don't know."
The thing about kids that young is that they'll say the darndest things as long as you can get them to open up. I was just joking above because kids even as young as two or three as long as you can decipher what they're saying will give you the most honest review anyone can give.
Here's an example:
"Michael, what did you like about the book?"
"I liked it. But I wish the dog was blue not pink. Pink is for girls."
See what I mean? They look beyond what we can see.
Do you have a child who has a book blog? Share the link. I'd love to see it!
Meanwhile, here's a cute child book blogger at YouTube:
1 comment:
Both of my girls started blogs, but they haven't posted much yet. We'll see how it goes. They are great forms of expression.
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