Review: A Message for Your Kids After You Die
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 8, 2012
Well I must say, when I bought the four pack that also contains My Pet Dragon, Pigtastic and My Crazy Pet Frog I wasn't expecting the final book to be a death message to your kids (like those videos of yourself you record to be played when they are old enough to appreciate or are interested in learning more about you). An odd Kindlebook, but saying that it's not a bad read, especially when you consider what makes these books great is the computer done illustrations and not so much the written text.The first page is just text no illustrations with the message "Little one if anything were to happen to me please remember that..." It then has all the characters from the Scott Gordon's other books inside it (and likely some new ones), they are all holding up signs with messages on them such as you, are one of a kind, are special and this type of thing.  So it's a nice bring back the memories of the other book or sampler for the images in those book if you haven't bought them yet.I don't really know what you'd do with this book though, if you read it to your kid they might start to worry your about to die or something.  If you wanted to leave a death message for your children, maybe you'd use it for inspiration to write your own.  I mean even though it has some good messages surely you'd prefer to tell your children your own feelings, and have pictures of yourself in the message you create rather than a bunch of animals and superheros.  Then again I guess a lot of people buy greeting cards that have feelings some writer in the greeting card office has put down on paper, then those people give them to others rather than writing something inside themselves that might bring comfort or mean something to the recipient as it is actually came from their friend's/family member's heart.  So there may be a market for this as an after I'm dead message the way it is.