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Book Review: Amy and the storm a tale of kindness by Mason Jungers


This kid's book is about a raven named Amy who gets blown away from her home. Lost and confused the eagle appears and helps her back home. Amy makes a new friend at the end of the adventure. The moral of this kid's book is that acts of kindness happen everywhere.


This book has a great lesson on kindness and making new friends. 

This book is great for ages 3 and 10 years old. 

When I was a kindergarten teachers aide I enjoyed reading to the child This is a book that I would love 
to read to them.

The author did an amazing job on this book;  The illustrations in this book are so cute and exquisite.

I really enjoyed this book and how cute it was. 

I RECEIVED A COMPLIMENTARY COPY OF THE BOOKS FOR THE BOOK REVIEWS ON THIS BLOG BUT WAS NOT REQUIRED TO LEAVE A REVIEW. 
ALL OPINIONS ARE MINE. 



The book is already published on Amazon, so if you are looking for a good children’s book, this is good. 

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