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A review by mxhermit
Do Not Bring Your Dragon to the Library by Andy Elkerton, Julie Gassman
2.0
I received a free copy of this book from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
This book was a great idea, but it fell a bit flat for me.
There was a lot of diversity in this book. There were children of different ethnicities, disabled children, etc. However, the scope of diversity didn't save it from a rather weak execution of plot.
The art was cute, perfectly adequate, but there wasn't anything that popped about the book. It had the basics of what a library might include these days: the genres, the computers for research and games, etc. There was a generic rhyme scheme that would be good for little kids learning about rhyming words, but that's about it.
This book was a great idea, but it fell a bit flat for me.
There was a lot of diversity in this book. There were children of different ethnicities, disabled children, etc. However, the scope of diversity didn't save it from a rather weak execution of plot.
The art was cute, perfectly adequate, but there wasn't anything that popped about the book. It had the basics of what a library might include these days: the genres, the computers for research and games, etc. There was a generic rhyme scheme that would be good for little kids learning about rhyming words, but that's about it.