Welcome
Today I
have posted a review written for Linda
Derkez, and David Fielding’s new
book:
One
Large Peanut Butter Sandwich to Go
A new Release from Guardian Angel Publishing
This is an ever moving
story about a boy named Scotty who likes to eat his food while walking around
the house. His Mother is easy going and
would rather not say no to Scotty, but also is concerned about the crumbs he
drops as he travels around with his food.
Scotty’s Mom uses her imagination, to peak Scotty’s imagination. The two of them come to a solution based solely on Scotty’s decision through his imaginary experiences. In the end, Scotty finds the perfect place to eat his food.
Scotty’s Mom uses her imagination, to peak Scotty’s imagination. The two of them come to a solution based solely on Scotty’s decision through his imaginary experiences. In the end, Scotty finds the perfect place to eat his food.
Scotty imagines
himself outside with his very large peanut butter sandwich. He meets a mailman, a neighbor, a hairy dog,
a grandma, a gentle man in a hat, and many other people who all have the same
thing in common; they are hungry!
The pictures in this
book are vividly enticing. They jump off the page and grab attention. I think
any child would be thrilled to read these pages written by Linda Derkez, and gaze upon the artwork of David Fielding; over and over again. This book could
very well become a favorite in a child’s library.
I give this book ***** for color, and ***** for story content. The mother in this story found a way to heighten her child’s reasoning without being cross or negative; a lesson to be learned for sure.
This book was reviewed by Susan Hornbach, author
of children’s literature. http://Bagfullofbooks4kids.blogspot.com www.susanhornbach.com
I hope you will leave a comment for Linda and David.
I hope you will leave a comment for Linda and David.
To purchase this book you may click the link below:
ONE LARGE PEANUT BUTTER SANDWICH TO GO
www.guardianangelpublishing.com/peanut-butter.htm
About
the Author
Linda Derkez has always enjoyed
writing, especially journaling. The mother of three, she began writing
children's stories that would reinforce lessons or values she wanted her
children to learn. Linda is the author of two previously published children’s
books, including: Caleb's Missing Whisper & Other Stories and Chip's
Sharing Day. Linda also co-authored Cody Knows with award-winning
author (and sister) Karen Wiesner. Linda also enjoys writing children's stories
with her husband and her brother-in-law, David Fielding, who illustrated One
Large Peanut Butter Sandwich to Go.