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A Flower Girl? is the perfect gift for the flower girl in your wedding. This book steps inside the imagination of a little girl who is asked to be a flower girl in her aunt's wedding. As the adults dance around talking about a ring, a wedding, a dress, and a veil, she questions her role in the day. What does it mean to toss petals down the aisle? Would they be tulips, daisies, or maybe a single rose? As she discovers her role in the celebration, she has some fun, gets into a little trouble, and ultimately learns what it means to be a flower girl. This is the perfect gift for the little one in your wedding. Non sono state trovate descrizioni di biblioteche |
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Lucy has just discovered that her Aunt Jenny is getting married and wants her to be the flower girl. When her mom tells her what an important role it is in the wedding, Lucy is determined to give it her best shot. She ransacks her wardrobe to find her best dress, uses stuff from her bedroom to accessorise, and finds a sand bucket to collect the flowers. Where will she get the flowers from? Will Lucy’s mom be happy at her daughter’s attempts to be the perfect flower girl?
The story is quite sweet and shows the innocence of children. I am sure most little flower girls are as excited as Lucy was when they are told of their role in the wedding.
The book is written in rhythmic prose, but I wasn’t a big fan of the rhymes. They have a varying meter, which creates hurdles in a smooth read-aloud. The vocabulary level was quite apt considering the target age group.
The illustrations are average. Not bad, but not as stunning as they should have been for such a story. Lucy is really cute though, and her gravity-defying ponytails are adorable.
Overall, a good book that will work nicely for wannabe flower girls so that they can prepare better for their roles.
3.25 stars.
My thanks to Black Rose Writing and LibraryThing for the DRC of “A Flower Girl”. This review is voluntary and contains my honest opinion about the book. ( )