Book Review + Contest!
Hey readers,
I have a great book recommendation.
Margo Thinks Twice, by Monica Arnoldo is all about a little girl who worries all the time. Margo has a big imagination (which is a great!), but sometimes, this wild place she creates in her mind can leave her worried and uncomfortable. So how will Margo snap out of her worries? You’ll have to read this book to find out the fun (and cute) solution that her parents come up with!
Prize courtesy of Owlkids.
How would you like to win a copy of this amazing book? Leave a comment below with your name and age for a chance to WIN!
Thanks and good luck in the contest!
For full contest rules and regulations click here.
Contest deadline: November 25, 2016.
Melissa, chickadeeblog@owlkids.com
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Jocelyn, age 9.
No use in worrying
best friend is Margo.
Violet 3
This book is great for me. My mom says I’m always thinking the worst and it rarely ever happens.
Rachel 9.
This looks like a good book.
Zofia age 6
It looks really interesting.
Lauren, age 7
Elise, age 7. 🙂
Sometimes I need to think very hard about what I will do.
My daughter is a worrier. I was looking for this book at our library but they don’t have it yet so it would be great to win it!
Thanks!
Jane 7
Daughter Sydney (8) has a great imagination and like Margo, that sometimes gives her anxious thoughts. Love that this book explains that (and her grama is a Margo!)
I worry sometimes.
Khadeeja 10
I like to read books.
Rahmah 6
I think the book is fun would love to read it.
Zainab 6
My 9 year old, Collin, would love this book. We strive to break down the stereotypes that there are “girl” books and “boy” books but rather encourage him to read for content, message and enjoyment. I think he would definitely enjoy this one.
What a wonderful message you’re sending to your son. Best of luck with the contest!
Ken age 9 “Our school librarian told us about this book!”
I think this may be closed, but I would love to win a copy for my 3 and a half year old! Since checking out her new school last month, she has been nose deep in books