This story
started off innocent enough. Ziggy is a young tiger and he is feeling a little
lazy after the last adventure (I haven’t read.) That little selfie is a bit
odd. Looked to be nothing but a botched Photoshop project. Not exactly
something you’d see in a kid’s book.
Then Ziggy
notices something else. Everyone is looking at him strange and calling him fat.
Well, what do you expect when you eat nothing but junk (burgers and fries and
such.) Again, it was quite unsettling to see an actual photo? Wouldn’t it be
better to have an illustration instead?
Book was
filled with a lot of junk food pictures. Ziggy was sure out of control, and the
only way to get him to eat better was because his mom offered to buy him a new
smartphone.
I liked how
this book incorporates a chart for good eating habits. By thinking of the
colors of the rainbow, Ziggy was able to name foods of that colors (red=apples,
tomatoes, cherries; green=broccoli, spinach; etc.) This book promotes you to
“Eat a Rainbow.” I also liked how his mom taught him never to judge by one’s shape.
Overall,
this was an okay children’s story. I mean, I would’ve appreciated more colorful
illustrations rather than photographs, but this had a good message.
My rating: 3 stars
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