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booksnorkel's review against another edition
3.0
This was ok, not a story just like a compendium of different things you might find in your nightmares, where they originate from, and how to best defeat them in both the nightmare world, and in the real world. Cute, geared towards kids who might be having a nightmare or two.
booktiamo's review against another edition
2.0
I gave this to my 8 year old daughter to read. But she didnt like it and found it boring! Maybe it just isn't her kind of book.
jmwilson's review against another edition
5.0
This book is hilarious and every 8-year-old deserves a copy! Readers learn how to make boogers without using their nose, fart in public, make the world’s best fort, and much more. Some of these sections were so funny that I literally laughed out loud. The book also includes more serious topics like how to try new foods, tell the truth, make new friends, and what you should do if you make a mistake. I cannot wait to purchase a copy for our library and give out as gifts for every 8-year-old I know.
mrs_eileen's review against another edition
4.0
I love that this book is gender neutral (but it doesn't include non binary children). It's future job quiz starts with are you a boy or girl and both lead to it doesn't make a difference. This is for all those conversations you mean to have with your child but sometimes feel like are too small or too big. It also doesn't take itself too serious. It tells kids why they shouldn't lie but it offers popsicle recipes.
islamash's review against another edition
4.0
**BASED OFF AN ARC FROM THE AUTHOR**
I really liked this book, especially for everything you need to know when you are 8. I just wish this was in color.
I really liked this book, especially for everything you need to know when you are 8. I just wish this was in color.
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