Emma's Sunflower is a delightfully cheery read. It is also educational. A young reader can look out for the different colors mentioned; the seasons of the year; how some seeds, like sunflower ones, can grow; and spot birds of different feathers like the one Emma named.
Reading is made extra easy especially for children who may be dyslexic as the font used is called Open Dyslexic, which is specifically meant to aid dyslexic readers. Illustrations are detailed and colorful and will likely let a child 'explore' nature.
For added zest there are four suggested activities notated at the end of the book, which may help the children to review and unpact the interesting story. This would be one book I wouldn't mind giving as a gift to any child, maybe even as a birthday present. Happy Reading, Children!
~Eunice C., Reviewer/Blogger~
February 2022
Disclaimer: This is my honest opinion based on the complimentary review copy sent by NetGalley and the publisher.
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