Review: " Delightful Adventure into a Different World "
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 11, 2013
I don't usually review childrens books, but this AM the covers were sticking straight into my face from Kindle recommendations area on my reader. I finally remembered that I just ordered a set of childrens books for my little niece, so, it was Amazon tracking.  LOL...  I am a very open minded person so if it's interesting, I will read anything.  So, the title of the book is what grabbed me.  So, I purchased it to my e-ink reader to prescreen it, and see if it was appropriate for my niece.Well, I am glad I did!  This was a delightful tale that actually had me laughing this morning. The author starts the book of with a very appropriate, warning to children to not try this at home. We all know how curious children can be at this age, that was very responsible. It's a very short story that follows 7 yr old Falisha Whiskers, trying to get her 5 yr old annoying brother Jesse out of her, because he never gets her name right.  Purposely, calling her Faseesha all the time. So once he can't be found by their Mom, and she questions her daughter for his whereabouts. This stumbles out of sister's mouth, " I flushed Jesse down the toilet" with the matching detailed illustration to it on the next page, as an adult I was hooked and hysterical.This author a wrote an excellent, funny, very imaginative adventure into the yucky toilet world now having to get her little brother back, under house orders. This book teaches children to love each other no matter what, and we need a little more of this in our world now. I would definitely recommend this book for children, but I am going to order the paperbacks, because in school storytelling time, the teachers are still using book.I was amazed though, how clear and detailed the illustrations stood out on my e-ink reader.This author's writing was excellent, a new, very creative tale and gaged perfectly towards children.  I loved it!  I am going to read the second part.I think my niece is going to have me reading this story over and over, especially because of the funny, rhyming words.  I do anything to put a smile on her face.