This Usborne book provider kindly sent me THE OVERTHINNKERS’ CLUB Happy list to review
The book has a fun front cover
The book tells the story of Birdie, a 12 year old school girl who overthinks everything going on in her life..
Over the 340 pages, divided into 19 chapters the book has several black and white sketches adding to the book’s appeal.
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At the end of the book there is a place for the reader to make their own happy list(useful for anyone with a low self esteem)
Disclosure; I was gifted the book for the purpose of the review, but all opinions are my own.
The overthinkers club is written by Nat Luurtsema
The cute illustrations are drawn by Cecile Dormeau.
It is aimed at children aged 9 years plus.
The book retails at £7.99
Followers and regular readers will know that I am a huge fan of Usborne books and this book cetainly doesn’t disappoint, so I am recommending it to parents and carers everywhere
The often comical content of the book, may entice reluctant readers to gain a life long love of literature.
This book and many, many more can be purchased from sit back, relax and read hhttps://www.facebook.com/SitBackRelaxandRead/
As always questions and comments are welcome.
Until next time
Karen
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I had lots of Usborne books when my children wewr younger
I did too, Gabby thanks for letting me know
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I agree!
The happy list at the end sounds like a thoughtful touch for a story about a 12 year old who overthinks everything. Splitting 340 pages into 19 chapters, with Cecile Dormeau’s sketches along the way, probably makes it far less daunting for reluctant readers aged 9 and up. I had not come across Nat Luurtsema before, so thanks for the recommendation.
You are welcome thanks for sharing your thoughts