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THIS WAS BEAUTIFUL, ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL. The Girls is a short picture book, documenting the lives of four friends throughout life. First, they are children and then become adults. I first found out about this book through Twitter and thanks to my Dad, who works in libraries, was able to track down

The synopsis pretty much sums this one up. It's about friendship, supportiveness, and kindness. There's no real story, other than the one that we all face, which is growing up. While the illustrations are cute and the text is competent, I just couldn't connect to this one. It almost seems more like a Leggi tutto

This looks good on the surface with its diverse cast and themes of friendship and support, but the story is so mild and wishy washy that it doesn't really make a strong statement about girls per se. I feel you could substitute all boys and not really need to change the words very much beyond the pro Leggi tutto

Quite sweet and a nice message. However this isn't really a story, and I don't think it will entertain it's target audience for very long. It does make for a nice read and is a good introduction to the idea that girls can do anything.

A beautiful story that illustrates how friendship should look - happy, fun, supportive and diverse! Without making a big deal (which is the way it should be) this book shows the how four little girls befriend each other under an apple tree and how they weave in and out of each other's lives as they

My review for this is just basically a long line of hearts. Four girls support and love each other throughout their lives, from childhood to adulthood-- the story is a celebration of female friendship. Is 'The Girls' going to appeal to kids? I don't know, given that the concept of life-long friendshi Leggi tutto

A beautifully illustrated book that explores friendship and how girls/women can have the futures they decide.

Absolutely classy example of quality picture book.

Good for a talk but there is hardly any plot in there ... this story could have been better... feels more like a propaganda book then a children picture book.

This story is suitable for children throughout primary school. It could be used in PSHE to talk about friendships and how everyone is different and has their own talents but that we can learn from and help each other. It discusses kindness between friends and sharing worries and secrets. The story i Leggi tutto