Dear reader, allow me to post here the content of an email exchange that I have with one of the prospective readers, D:



D: Koty, from what I read it's to help teach children about shapes?





Koty: D, this book is mainly is a story about a nice relationship between a working mom and her daughter. I would like to apologize if I confused you. I think that the reason that you got the impression that this book helps to teach children about shapes, because on one of the sample pages on Lulu.com, I show Lorie, the daughter of Lily, playing with the cloth pieces of the dress that her mother is putting together. You know, Lorie is a kid who likes to be with her mother and when her mother has to work Lorie tries to be next to her mother but at the same time tries to entertain
herself also. She does that by playing with the things that she can find. I hope I answered your question.

This review has been posted on behalf of Carol Cavalaris. -"The graphics are so unique and really stunning. Vibrant colors, patterns, and textures, and interesting characters, all combine to make a fascinating graphic experience. I also enjoyed the story very much. I particularly liked the relationship between mother and daughter - how they shared, and how the mom took time out to even play. She involved her daughter in the decisions and they had a goal of selling the virtual clothes. "

This review has been posted on behalf of Dawn Reber. - This is a very enchanted experience. The graphics are so colorful and depict the story perfectly. An excellent book.

This review has been posted on behalf of Nancy Deer With Horns. - A wonderful and delightful book! Filled with magic that melts the heart. Bravo!!