Anna Othitis

This is the last trip I’ll be taking with Captain Frankie and Angelic Airlines as I continue my break from reading/reviewing the slew of adult books I’ve done in the past two weeks.

In “The Seven Wonders of the World” its readers once again get to pretend they’re on a plane piloted by Captain Frankie who this time will take them to view these spectacular wonders from the sky; but this time the wonders haven’t been made by Mother Nature they’ve been made by people, and once again those young individuals will learn something as they read this book.

Once again the book begins with showing the flags of the various places its readers will be taken to. However this time there’s no poetic description as the plane reaches each of its planned destination, instead we’re given information about what we’re looking at. And to make sure everyone reading the book understands what they’ve been shown; Captain Frankie once again asks questions about its readers have seen.

Using this imaginative manner of turning on a child’s imagination while at the same teaching them something at the same time will allow them to remember it better. For having used this teaching technique, I’m giving Ms. Othitis 5 STARS.

I read this book via a KINDLE Unlimited download.… (mais)

This is the second book I’ve read/reviewed by this author as I continue my break from reading/reviewing the slew of adult books I’ve done in the past two weeks.

In “The Seven Natural Wonders of the Earth” its readers once again get to pretend they’re on a plane piloted by Captain Freddie who this time will take them to view these spectacular wonders from the sky and learn something about them in the process.

Once again the book begins with showing the flags of the various places its readers will be taken to. Arriving at each of the planned destinations readers are given a poetic description of the place/site, followed by information about is being looked at. And to make sure everyone reading the book understands what they’ve been shown; Captain Freddie then asks questions about it.

I, as I’ve already said, found this book to have a twofold purpose; to turn on a child’s imagination while at the same teaching them something in an enjoyable manner so their minds will remember it. For having done this so imaginatively, I’m giving Ms. Othitis 5 STARS.

I read this book via a KINDLE Unlimited download.… (mais)

After reading/reviewing a slew of adult books I felt the need to start reading/reviewing books intended for the inner child in me; books which would allow my inner child’s imagination to blossom and flourish, while at the same time educate my mind with interesting new places and facts.

After perusing Amazon for children’s books I found three books written by Anna Othitis which would satisfy my desire to be a child again, reading a book intended for me.

Being a child of the 1950’s when I wanted to play with my friends; besides playing all the regular games we loved to play, we would ultimately wind up playing pretend or make believe sometimes for hours.

In “My First Travel Book” not only did I get, or any reader will get, is to pretend we’re on a plane with Captain Frankie who will take us to several places around the world so we can learn about them.

The book begins with showing the flags of the various places its readers will be taken to. Arriving at each of the planned destinations readers will be given a poetic description of the place/site, followed by information about is being seen. And to make sure everyone reading the book understands what they’ve been taught, Captain Frankie then asks questions about it.

I, as I’ve already said, found this book to have a twofold purpose; to turn on a child’s imagination while at the same teaching them something in an enjoyable manner so their minds will remember it. For having done this so imaginatively, I’m giving Ms. Othitis 5 STARS.

I read this book via a KINDLE Unlimited download.… (mais)

This series is fabulous for beginning readers, as well as for pre-readers who need an adult to read to them. This book takes the reader to Africa and shares a great deal of information about five animals from different areas of the continent. It provides a map of the continent, as well as flags of countries where the featured animals reside.

The book provides questions at the end of each section to review the facts which are shared. It also discusses that most of the species featured are facing extinction, and what that really means.

This is a wonderful book for teaching children about some amazing animals. The pictures are gorgeous, and the text is easy to read. I'm sure that my grandchildren are going to enjoy this book.

**I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. All thoughts and opinions are entirely my own.**… (mais)