Book Review and Giveaway: Goodnight Ark by Laura Sassi Illustrated by Jane Chapman

My Review:

Laura Sassi has created a humorous story that made me giggle throughout! This story is not your typical Noah and Ark story because it is fictional but really made me curious as to what it was like on the Ark. So there was a storm and the animals were scared so they snuck into Noah's bed until... I can't spoil the big laugh so you will have to read the book.

On top of the wonderful story there was some rhyming that made it fun to read. My kids and I also love the artwork that Jane Chapman has created. The pictures are bright and colorful and draws you in and helped capture the humor in it.

I think this is a great story to have fun and discuss on top of the true story of Noah and the Ark. :)

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Comments

Britni Bradford said…

Ezra thru Esther =)

August 16, 2014 at 9:41 PM

Anonymous said…

Noah's ark:)

August 17, 2014 at 8:46 AM

Margaret said…

Jonah and the Whale

August 17, 2014 at 7:08 PM

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