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Rating: 5 out of 5.

This book was so cute and exciting it made my daughter want to go to school.

About the Book

A 3 year old toddler makes new friends on his first day of daycare. He meets new friends. He experiences an exciting day at daycare, and he can’t wait to share with his Mommy and Daddy about his day.

My Thoughts

The bright colors, adorable story, and easy to follow storyline makes it the perfect story to read with your toddler or preschooler. My own homeschooling 5-year-old was entranced. The story made daycare so appealing she was ready for me to sign her up.

So, if you’re having trouble getting your kid to go to school or daycare, this is a great read for you to share with them. I will say that the main reason for that was the quick resolution of the main conflict. While not uncommon for kids books – as you can imagine I’ve read quite a few in the past few years – this was resolved a little too quickly. But my daughter loved it, so the intended audience is happy.

About the Author

Micoy loves to read books. He enjoys spending time with his family and friends. He’s a toddler who loves to travel, play with his car sets, and going to the movies. This is Micoy’s first book of many to come.

Published by Amorina Carlton. Award-winning American author, Amorina Carlton, is currently working on her first novel. You can find more about her published work and works in progress on the home page. She also serves as the PR/Marketing Lead for Ravens and Roses Publishing, and reviews books, mostly by other indie authors, here and on Bookstagram

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Published by Amorina Carlton.

Award-winning American author, Amorina Carlton, is currently working on her first novel. You can find more about her published work and works in progress on the home page. She also serves as the PR/Marketing Lead for Ravens and Roses Publishing, and reviews books, mostly by other indie authors, here and on Bookstagram.

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