When i took it out the box it was oily. Not even a little. Not pleasant. Trashed it.

Seuss style rhymes have line breaks where the rhythm shouldn't cue the reader to break and some of the stanzas have word configurations that throw off the tempo. Drawings and content are strange, and i’m not sure what god they’re referring to.

The closest this book gets to anything remotely biblical is when it vaguely mentions you being a peacemaker. The book has some lines that are theologically questionable, at best.

It seems as though the author is merely exploiting this fact because just seeing a black female character will prompt many to purchase this book. As an african i'm amazed that the illustrator, writer and publisher; deemed it okay to have an african gi...  Read More

It saddens me to say i cannot recommend this book to anyone. The first few pages are charming, but then turns into a psychedelic fantasy where the little girl featured in the book rides her bike alone (with her dog) to a city park.