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A review by simplyparticular
Happy Birthday, Molly! by Valerie Tripp, Jeanne Thieme
4.0
This review is from the perspective of a mother. I am reading the books to decided when they are age appropriate for my daughter.
The particular book gets into some tough issues. Molly learns a lot about empathy and life during war time from her new friend from England, Emily. But all is not perfect, and I think this book gives a good rendition of the kinds of corss-cultural differences,and the kind of misunderstandings and jealousies of 9 year olds.
The Looking Back section has slipped my mind - perhaps the way people celebrated birthdays, or perhaps about the British refugee children?
The particular book gets into some tough issues. Molly learns a lot about empathy and life during war time from her new friend from England, Emily. But all is not perfect, and I think this book gives a good rendition of the kinds of corss-cultural differences,and the kind of misunderstandings and jealousies of 9 year olds.
The Looking Back section has slipped my mind - perhaps the way people celebrated birthdays, or perhaps about the British refugee children?