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Poorly written book: I agree with the last review...this book introduces too many negative behaviors for children. Our 2 1/2 year-old daughter has not had a fear of the dark, so we found ourselves editing the story to fit our needs. But aside from that, I've found this book, as with several in the series to be burdensome to read. They introduce too many ideas/lines of text per page, cramming in lots of events that aren't or can't be represented by one picture alone. Also, it just seems these storylines were cranked out without any thought as to cohesiveness and pleasant wording. The Caillou Play Time book actually expresses that Caillou has feelings of hatred toward his parents. Needless to say, it was a bit over-the-top for our tastes.
If this book introduces "negative" themes...: then just wait! They're probably too young! And skipping the part about being afraid of the dark is dumb. The character is three, wait until your child is three as well. ALL CHILDREN develop some kind/degree of fear of the dark. Its normal and just means theyhave lively imaginations. The book introduces it becauses it's saying, "Hey kid, you're perfectly fine. Everyone has been afraid of the dark. It's Okay! Now go to bed."
| Author: | Christine L'heureux | | Author: | Gisele Legare | | Binding: | Paperback | | EAN: | 9782894501764 | | Edition: | 0 | | ISBN: | 2894501765 | | Number Of Pages: | 24 | | Publication Date: | 2002-02-11 | | Reading Level: | Baby-Preschool | | UPC: | 038332203417 |
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