One little girl who is in love with the color PINK and all things "girly" discovers her love of karate and how fun it can be to try something new and different. With the help of her parents and karate instructor, she learns that if she tries her best, she can do anything!Title: Girls Don't Take Karate
Author: Susan Sweenie
Publisher: Rowe Publsing and Design
Publication Date: February 13, 2012
This book was really cute. All about a little girl who loves pink. She loves pink so much, more than anything else. Then she is introduced to Karate. She is scared to go and doesn't think she will like it, because it's not the girl thing to do. But eventually ends up loving it.
This book has a great message for kids: try it out before you say you don't like it. See if you might like it before saying no. It's done perfectly from a child's point of view.
I read this book to my 6 year old, who happens to be a boy who takes karate. He loved that it involved karate and he really did understand the point of the book, which was nice.
A great book that teaches kids they can step outside the box and encourages them to try new things and not be scared because they may actually like it!
I'm excited to have my 6 year old niece read this book. I think she's really going to love it! I want to thank the author, Susan Sweenie for sending me this book!
"*I received a copy of this book for free to review, this in no way influenced my review, all opinions are 100% honest and my own."
Susan Sweenie is a public relations consultant and freelance writer who resides just outside of Boston, Massachusetts. She is the mother of 2 girls and has been writing for over 15 years. She has always envisioned bringing the stories she has told to her children, to life. She is a graduate of Stonehill College and this is her first book.The author is available for interviews, signings, and book club discussions.susanppr@gmail.com
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