Author: Sally Soweol Han
Publisher: UQP
School: Brentwood Park Primary School
Reviewer: Esha
Genres: Colour, Fiction, Flowers, Grandmothers, Picture Book
Category: Review
Tags: Fiction, Student Review
April thinks if her town was a colour, it would be grey. Everyone is too busy to stop and look around. How can she help them slow down? When she remembers the happiness that dandelions brought her grandmother, April comes up with a plan. Bursting with colour, this is a story about flowers, family and the wonders children wish for.
Tiny Wonders is such a wonderful and inspiring book that would be enjoyed by all ages. It explains how one simple thing can change a person’s mindset, perhaps a flower or a simple message. I absolutely loved how there was a page at the end of the book telling what the different flowers mean.
This book is about a young girl named April who tried to slow everyone down so they can look at the beautiful things they love that brings happiness to them.
This is an exciting picture book and I rate in 5 out of 5 stars.
Reviewed by Esha, Year 6, Brentwood Park Primary.
