This unique story
about a young guinea fowl who is concerned about his lack of
spots will delight young readers. The bird sends off for some
spots, but when the box arrives it contains spots which aren’t
exactly what he was expecting.
While some spots are too big, others are way too small, and
some even glow in the dark, which is an interesting but not
terribly welcome variation on the spot idea.
Eventually the guinea fowl finds just what he wants and makes
quite a splash when he appears with his new look.
This
is a clever story which uses color in an interesting manner,
and it will bring a smile to not only children but also adults.
A quirky celebration of individuality, Spots in a Box
is a book you’ll enjoy reading over and over again.
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