There has been mixed reviews (mostly good) for my children's book THE KAFUNKULITUS OF THE FUNKULUS. So, I decided to every once in a while, post a review. This latest one is from a Chris Duschel who seems to have understood the vibe of the book. Hit the link above in the book title to see all the reviews and hopefully you'll pick up a copy, too!!!
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Chris Duschel's 5-star review is below along with a few others!!!
What an outstanding and creative way to teach children about cleanliness! Most kids go through that stage when they just refuse and pitch a fit when they have to take a bath. Some will even go as far as going into the bathroom, turning the shower on and letting the water run but not actually carry-on with getting clean. The author, Nathan E. Waire, was really able to capture the feelings of those around the main character, Billy, and the way that being unclean affects others. Then, he took it a step further by using imagery and symbolism and creates a little monster. This little monster inadvertently helps Billy to realize been dirty can get worse and even affect you as well. It also exposes the child to literary rhyming throughout the entire story.
MartJess 5-Star review
Very cute book to bring awareness to hygiene for the smallest child. Story is original. I loved the monster at his feet. It was a cute fuzzy ball that was not scary for young readers and that they might find enjoyable. The monsters antics make him less enjoyable to he reader. He steals sweets and lunches from the boy. I'm sure no kid would think that was enjoyable but it does seem funny. I think this is good for very young readers.
Julia Towers 5-star review
Cute book and my kids enjoyed it. My oldest hates being clean but this book was a fun way to talk about how being dirty isn’t fun for you or anyone around you. He said he doesn’t want to meet the little monster from the book 😂
Big Pony Motors 5-star review
Perfect for teaching good hygiene to kids. I love the originality of this book. The little monster is pretty cute. My kids (even my teens) enjoyed the silliness of this book.