My kids (ages 5 and 7) loved being read this book! I gave it an "iffy" for language, because the term "silly ass" was used a few times. The depiction of Toad provides a perfect opportunity to discuss things such as temptation, avoiding sinful behavior, selfishness, greed, and the way a friend should help another who is caught in such behavior.
The Wind in the Willows
(1908, Fiction - Friendship, Written by Kenneth Grahame, Illustrated by Patrick Benson)
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This book is very good!
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Perfect for kids approaching teenage
This book is perfect!
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BORING
normally i have scathing opinions of people who just call a book boring and leave it at that. but this book- honestly, it's charming and dull and generally everything adults wish their kids would love to read. two thumbs way, way down.
