Here is another Holiday Gift Idea that I think you would just love. It is the book The Labyrinth by Thomas Weck and Peter Weck.
Princess Belinda Bean takes the throne as Queen and Ruler of Beandom. All are happy except the duke, Mean Ol’ Bean, who wants to be the king and ruler. He lures her into a magic labyrinth from which there is no escape. L. Joe Bean, one of her subjects, discovers the plot. Will he be able to save his queen? What will happen to Mean Ol’ Bean? The message of the story is that cleverness wins the day. In the series entitled The Lima Bear Stories, each has a distinct personality that shines through in every story. While the children have no idea what twists and turns the story may take, they come to know the characters and have a pretty good idea of how they are likely to act in different situations and settings. Each story carries an important overriding message (such as courage, tolerance, honesty), and we believe that knowing the characters creates a better understanding and appreciation of the message.
My Sophia loved this book because the characters in this book looked like beans. Basically you have the good beans fighting off the mean beans. She really did not like Mean Ol’ Bean at all. She said, he was not nice to Belinda the Queen. It looks like we will be looking out for more Lima Bears stories, because Sophia and I gives it a thumbs up. What I like about this book, is that it starts a conversation. Sophia started to get to know the characters and how some of the characters behave. The book retails for $15.95 and it is available at amazon
I totally recommend this book to everyone for the Holidays! Make that special little one very happy!
Happy Holiday!
My opinions are my honest, and thoughtful views and were not influenced by any source. I was not compensated monetarily for this review. Thank you to the PR Agency for providing a complimentary sample for the review.
It is always nice to find a book that entertains AND has a message to learn
Sounds like a good book to read. Love books with messages.
sounds like a great book, will definitely have to look more into it! 🙂