As an adult, I really enjoyed this book - I liked the story line very much. My two children, ages six and four, however, did not understand it well and were asking a lot of questions. My four-year-old seemed to like the illustrations and would giggle as I'd point out the silliness of the pictures (rockets on unicorns) and my six-year-old would smirk at these as well but had a very quizzical look throughout my reading. "Momma, how can dreams die?" A nice teaching opportunity on my part but I also feel that it took away much of the enjoyment my children could have had from the book. I have always loved reading and have really enjoyed reading books to my many nieces and nephews over the years. The best books seemed to have the brightest pictures and funny or weird stories, especially with the boys. Well, this book has some weird pictures and a nice little story about dreams. A great topic for kids! I was provided a copy of the book in exchange for my honest opinion.
This is a wonderful and inspiring book for kids. Love it!
—Mwalk
An extraordinary plea for dreaming BIG! –Monty K.-
—Avery
Really fun, interesting illustrations.
—lovelyppawz
this may be the best book ever.
—Bre
Fabulous imagination.
—Hotaro
