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A review by dragonbitebooks
Daniel Chooses to Be Kind by
3.0
Review originally posted on my blog, Nine Pages.
Daniel asks King Friday what it is like to be king, and Friday declares him king for the day. He gives Daniel a list of things that he needs to bring to the castle at the end of the day. It’s never quite clear what King Friday intended to do with these items. After acquiring them, Daniel gives them all away in the course of the day to cheer up or help his friends. He never acquires replacements for the items that he gives away, which seemed a little odd honestly. Though Daniel visits shops, he doesn't seem to pay. There's seems to be some economy run on trade of services. I really don't remember much of Mister Roger's Neighborhood anymore, and I have never seen Daniel's Tiger's Neighborhood. Reading this aloud, I avoided the ending catchphrase, which is unfamiliar to me, and any singing.
Daniel asks King Friday what it is like to be king, and Friday declares him king for the day. He gives Daniel a list of things that he needs to bring to the castle at the end of the day. It’s never quite clear what King Friday intended to do with these items. After acquiring them, Daniel gives them all away in the course of the day to cheer up or help his friends. He never acquires replacements for the items that he gives away, which seemed a little odd honestly. Though Daniel visits shops, he doesn't seem to pay. There's seems to be some economy run on trade of services. I really don't remember much of Mister Roger's Neighborhood anymore, and I have never seen Daniel's Tiger's Neighborhood. Reading this aloud, I avoided the ending catchphrase, which is unfamiliar to me, and any singing.