Saturday, January 9, 2010

If I Could be Anything

Kevin McNamee has done it again!
After enjoying the book I reviewed in my last post I read another by the same talented author. If I Could be Anything takes us into a boy's vivid imagination while he's picturing multiple possibilities, all of which sound like fun. What kid wouldn't want to bounce like a kangaroo or soar like an eagle? McNamee's catchy rhymes will carry children along, especially if the book is read aloud to them.
But at last the boy appreciates being himself, surrounded by those who love him. With such a comforting ending the book would make a wonderful bedtime story.
Marina Movshina did a good job of capturing the imaginary feel of the book in her illustrations, too.

8 comments:

Anonymous said...

Not only does GAP have some very talented authors, but the reviewers are great too! You did a great job reviewing Kevin's books, Jan and he did a wonderful job writing them. As for all of us at GAP, may 2010 be a banner year and may all our books sell millions!

Dixie Phillips said...

Another awesome review, Janet! I love Kevin books and hope this helps get his name and books out there. ;-)Janet, I think you need some pom poms, too, because you are an awesome cheerleader! Hooray!

Nicole weaver said...

Jan,
Great review! Enjoyed reading it.
Nicole

Anonymous said...

Jan,
Great review! Enjoyed reading it.
Nicole

Nicole weaver said...

Jan,
Great review.
Nicole

Janet Ann Collins said...

Thanks to everyone for the comments. Especially Nicole, who seems to be appearing in triplicate.

Dixie Phillips said...

Jan,
That's because her book is in three different languages! Isn't that right, Nicole! **grin**

Janet Ann Collins said...

That must explain it. ;-)