Rosie M on the Family Values and Wonderful Adventure in Noah, Blue and the Scooter That Flew

Rosie M recently shared her lovely thoughts on Noah, Blue and the Scooter That Flew:

Bought this book for my 3 and 6 year olds and they both loved it, as did I. The story tells the importance of family, being caring and perseverance and takes you on a geographical journey as well. The words are lovely, catchy and the illustrations are beautiful with so much to look at on each page. Loved it.

It is a real pleasure to hear that Noah, Blue and the Scooter That Flew has delighted both of Rosie's children and their mum. When writing for young readers, I hope to create a story that children can enjoy for its adventure while giving adults something meaningful to appreciate when they share it with them.

Family sits at the heart of this story, and I am pleased that Rosie connected with its themes of caring and perseverance. The journey to find Blue's family is about more than travelling from one place to another. It also explores the importance of looking after one another, staying determined when things become difficult and remembering what matters most.

I love that the book has also taken Rosie's children on a geographical adventure. Stories can be a wonderful starting point for discovering the wider world. Each new place offers an opportunity to spark questions, explore unfamiliar countries and encourage children to be curious about what lies beyond their everyday surroundings.

Rosie's comments about the catchy words and detailed illustrations are especially lovely to hear. Rhythm and repetition can make a story enjoyable to read aloud, while colourful illustrations give little readers plenty to discover. I hope the details on each page keep children looking closely and finding something new whenever they return to the book.

One of the nicest things about sharing a children's story is that every reader brings a different perspective. A three year old and a six year old may notice different things, ask different questions and have their own favourite moments. Knowing that the book has appealed to both children, as well as their mum, makes this review particularly special.

Thank you, Rosie, for welcoming Noah, Blue and the Scooter That Flew into your family's bookshelf. I am delighted that you all enjoyed the adventure and its messages about family, kindness and determination. I hope Blue and Noah continue to bring your family plenty of smiles and new discoveries with every reading.

 

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