Book Synopsis:
Little Nani is a little girl who likes helping people. However, when she helps people the results can be a bit unexpected. Why is that? Little Nani is a witch! Or at least she wants to be a witch. With her magic wand, she will try to cast different spells to help her friends, but she won't be successful all the time. Follow Little Nani in her funny adventures and meet her extraordinary friends. Funny ostriches, horses that love reading, super-fast turtles, grumpy zombies... Little Nani has lots of friends! You can also draw your own characters! Little Nani is willing to become a good witch. Will she manage to do it? Who knows? Read the stories and discover what happens next!
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I want to start my review by thanking the Author for her great children’s book. Cinta Garcia de la Rosa writes in English as a second language, just like me.
Writing in a second language is always a challenge. However, the author could write in English and kept the writing interesting which is a hard thing to do.
As for the book, it was a good read. I know for a fact that the children in my family will love this book. The Funny Adventures Of Little Nani will help them to read in English and learn it in a fun way.
The book is a complete work of 10 short stories. The illustrations are beautiful. The stories are funny, interesting and moral. And I love the idea of the drawing exercises. Children can read and draw and have fun. Little Nani is a little girl who wants to be a witch, she has a wand and she does magical spells. Little Nani and the wand go through many adventures.
My favorite story is Little Nani And The Caffine-Addicted Zombie. I like this story a lot for many reasons. I’m addicted to coffee and I feel like a zombie without having a cup of coffee first thing in the morning.
With a firm gesture, Little Nani opened the kitchen door and saw a hunched creature trying to hide under the kitchen table.
“Oh, someone came to visit me!” exclaimed Little Nani with delight.
The creature moved under the kitchen table and said, “Coffee, where is the coffee?”
The story is well written and has a good meaning. Someone ugly can be beauitful on the inside.
I don’t want to give spoilers because it is a book your child must have. I gave it five stars!
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