The concept of thinking of the needs of others is a good one, and the illustrations were pretty good, but I thought the text left something to be desired. It simply wasn’t catchy or clever or particularly interesting. I doubt this is one that children would want to read more than once. I did like the resources at the end that helped guide people to organizations that feed and care for animals as well as people. Searching for the animals pictured in the back of the book also added a bit to the appeal. Still for a picture book, I found it to be just average. If a parent, teacher or guardian wanted to impart the idea of feeding others, it would suffice.

Please note: In accordance with FTC guidelines, I received a free copy from the publisher in exchange for an honest review. ( )