Review: Clutter Cut by Lester Lex
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 04 8, 2012
Clutter Cut, by Lester Lex, Illustrated by Guillermo Piloto'. The story is of a little boy named Cloot, who has too many toys. Cloot's dad talks him into giving some of the toys away. But Cloot only being a little boy is conflicted with this. He manages to help other boys and girls with his toys. After doing so he comes up with the idea that he should do this more often, recruiting other children. Called Clutter Cut, Inc.This book gives you a wonderful story as well as a wonderful lesson for children. Helping others makes you feel just as good inside as playing with your toys. As a mom I really liked this book.The only thing I thought was not good was the title on the cover, you can't really see it. I realize the title is in the mess of toys but maybe the colors could be more enhanced in the lettering to make it *POP*I give this book a 2 out of 5 stars. Because of the title as well as a couple little rhyming issues. If you start it out rhyming, the words should rhyme the whole way through. I read this to my 5 kids and they came up with 2 stars for this book out of 5. My Kids ages are 9,8,6,5 & 2A word from my co-reviewer Emily!I thought this book was nice. The pictures could have been better with more pretty colors instead of everything blending together. Also I don't like the name of the book. I did like how Cloot was so eager at the end to help others. This review was given to you by Excellent Emily co-reviewer."*I received a hardcover/paperback/eBook copy/ARC of this book for free to review from the author/publisher; this in no way influenced my review, all opinions are 100% honest and my own."