Review: The Illustrations By Julien Tromeur Are Simply Brilliant
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 4, 2012
I've come across a few Kindle picture books illustrated by Julien Tromeur written by various authors.  Kurt Zimmerman's as good as any of the other authors, in fact I'd say he's probably better, but like with all those other authors it's Tromeur's computer generated imagery that take the book to an even higher level.This one's basically about a bee named Barry who can't fly due to a disability he's had since birth so is confined to a wheel chair and sadly misses out when his friends fly away to play.  However one day the hive is under attack, it will be up to Barry to save the day.  It's probably not the most realistic ending, being that when bees to do what Barry does in real life they die but it is a kid's story after all.  Brilliant illustrations along with the story will probably teach kids the value of inclusion of everyone when making plans and to take into account their needs.  If there is a child with a disability that they know this book would probably stimulate conversation in that area.