Rosh’s review of The Invisible Stone: A Letter to a Powerful Girl > Likes and Comments
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What a super concept. Happy you enjoyed, Rosh 💛🫶🏼
Sometimes being a bit vague can indeed help. Readers can interpret it the way they want and see their own situation represented in the story. Good point about how boys could learn and appreciate this story too, so child might have been better in that regard. I wonder what made the gaslighting scene stand out so much for you. Great review, Rosh.
What a great review, Rosh. Love the sweet cover.
Beautiful review of such a lovely sounding book, Rosh. 🤗💕
Brooke (B for Books) wrote: "What a super concept. Happy you enjoyed, Rosh 💛🫶🏼"
Thanks, Brooke! It's a good way of motivating little girls onward.
Thibault wrote: "Sometimes being a bit vague can indeed help. Readers can interpret it the way they want and see their own situation represented in the story. Good point about how boys could learn and appreciate th..."
Totally agree with that! Having a specific cause-effect can restrict a book's applicability. I like the vagueness of this. But yes, I wish it had spoken to all children. To be honest, I've read many books addressing girls but hardly any addressing boys. We need to train them too at a young age so that they grow up to be caring and responsible young men rather than entitled humans.
Well, since it's towards the end of the book, I don't want to reveal the line. But suffice it to say, it's something women constantly hear when they navigate something tricky.
Thanks, Thibault.
TXGAL1 wrote: "Love it!!"
It's a sweet book, TxGal!
Tina wrote: "What a lovely story and review Rosh 💕"
Angela M wrote: "What a great review, Rosh. Love the sweet cover."
Shelley's Book Nook wrote: "Beautiful review of such a lovely sounding book, Rosh. 🤗💕"
Thanks so much, Tina, Angela, and Shelley! It's really a lovely book. 💖
Wonderfully detailed review, Rosh!
Great review Rosh! Its nice this book could have worked for both gender, I agree the author would probably get a larger audience if she used child instead of girls. Thank you for sharing your review with us! 🙌🏾
Rosh...Excellent review! I like the flexibility the book provided. I agree with your assessment that kiddos, both girls and boys, could benefit from the message conveyed.🤗💕
Nothing vague about your review Rosh. It is. Lovely review.💕
Beautiful review. I really love how detailed and complex yours are. Thank you so much for writing them the way you do. ♥
Wonderful review, Rosh. 💖 I like the cover, so the inside illustrations must be as good or even better! This is exactly the kind of book that should be vague to fit various contexts but also inspire and encourage little readers. Sounds like it does the job!
Amazing review! So glad you enjoyed it!!🖤💗
A wonderful review Rosh, sounds like a very worthy read! 💜
Wonderful review, Rosh. Does sound like an ideal mother-daughter read.🥰
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Sometimes being a bit vague can indeed help. Readers can interpret it the way they want and see their own situation represented in the story. Good point about how boys could learn and appreciate this story too, so child might have been better in that regard. I wonder what made the gaslighting scene stand out so much for you. Great review, Rosh.
What a great review, Rosh. Love the sweet cover.
Beautiful review of such a lovely sounding book, Rosh. 🤗💕
Brooke (B for Books) wrote: "What a super concept. Happy you enjoyed, Rosh 💛🫶🏼"Thanks, Brooke! It's a good way of motivating little girls onward.
Thibault wrote: "Sometimes being a bit vague can indeed help. Readers can interpret it the way they want and see their own situation represented in the story. Good point about how boys could learn and appreciate th..."Totally agree with that! Having a specific cause-effect can restrict a book's applicability. I like the vagueness of this. But yes, I wish it had spoken to all children. To be honest, I've read many books addressing girls but hardly any addressing boys. We need to train them too at a young age so that they grow up to be caring and responsible young men rather than entitled humans.
Well, since it's towards the end of the book, I don't want to reveal the line. But suffice it to say, it's something women constantly hear when they navigate something tricky.
Thanks, Thibault.
TXGAL1 wrote: "Love it!!"It's a sweet book, TxGal!
Tina wrote: "What a lovely story and review Rosh 💕"Angela M wrote: "What a great review, Rosh. Love the sweet cover."
Shelley's Book Nook wrote: "Beautiful review of such a lovely sounding book, Rosh. 🤗💕"
Thanks so much, Tina, Angela, and Shelley! It's really a lovely book. 💖
Wonderfully detailed review, Rosh!
Great review Rosh! Its nice this book could have worked for both gender, I agree the author would probably get a larger audience if she used child instead of girls. Thank you for sharing your review with us! 🙌🏾
Rosh...Excellent review! I like the flexibility the book provided. I agree with your assessment that kiddos, both girls and boys, could benefit from the message conveyed.🤗💕
Nothing vague about your review Rosh. It is. Lovely review.💕
Beautiful review. I really love how detailed and complex yours are. Thank you so much for writing them the way you do. ♥
Wonderful review, Rosh. 💖 I like the cover, so the inside illustrations must be as good or even better! This is exactly the kind of book that should be vague to fit various contexts but also inspire and encourage little readers. Sounds like it does the job!
Amazing review! So glad you enjoyed it!!🖤💗
A wonderful review Rosh, sounds like a very worthy read! 💜
Wonderful review, Rosh. Does sound like an ideal mother-daughter read.🥰
