During the summer vacation, our daughter (7 and going into second grade) is assigned to read a book a day and write a “reading response”. I thought it would be nice to incorporate her assignment into Daddy’s hobby, record her doing so which will help her thought process reading and writing.
Look for a special guest appearance by our son (5) at some point in the video.
Please post comments to let her know that people are looking at her efforts.
Zohar – Man of la Book
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What a great book review you did. It looks like such a good book, I think I will tell all my friends about it. Nice work and I hope you do a few more reviews this summer.
This is a wonderful review and thank you, so much, for your kind comments. I'm pleased to hear that you're enjoying my books about Russell and I hope you make many more video reviews.
Hugs from Rob Scotton and Russell the Sheep...Oh, and Frankie the frog!
Excellent book review; you sound like a pro!!
Great idea, Zohar, getting your daughter involved with your blog this way. Love it
Thank you for taking the time to review Rob's book for us.
It is kind of hard to do but people really appreciate getting a another person's point of view before they buy a book themselves.
I hope you have more reviews planned in the future.
Best wishes,
Carl
Great book review! I got a good idea about the "big picture" , even though I haven't read that book. My five-year-old daughter and I like the Russell book where he can't fall asleep.
How great, to have a memory of the first of many, many book reviews you'll do in your life, hopefully not only for school.