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A review by kabirsbookshelf
Fastest Woman on Earth: The story of Tatyana McFadden by Francesca Cavallo
5.0
"Fastest woman on Earth" is based on the true story of paralympic athlete Tatyana McFadden. This book is for kids but, even as an adult I enjoyed reading it. The story is told in such a smooth and easy to read manner that you can't stop reading until you finish.
The illustrator Luis San Vicente did an amazing job of illustrating this book. The illustrations are colorful and descriptive. Kids will love this book.
To keep the intended reader engaged, after they finish the book there is a special section with 5 medals which the reader can give to themselves after they do something their own way, that is a great addition to the book.
After reading this book I felt motivated and thought to myself that many people who are well and healthy get demotivated so easily. I cannot even think what Tatyana must've felt.
I was looking for a biography, which adults can read of Tatyana and there is one called if you're curious it's called "Ya Sama! Moments from My Life".
Thank You NetGalley!
The illustrator Luis San Vicente did an amazing job of illustrating this book. The illustrations are colorful and descriptive. Kids will love this book.
To keep the intended reader engaged, after they finish the book there is a special section with 5 medals which the reader can give to themselves after they do something their own way, that is a great addition to the book.
After reading this book I felt motivated and thought to myself that many people who are well and healthy get demotivated so easily. I cannot even think what Tatyana must've felt.
I was looking for a biography, which adults can read of Tatyana and there is one called if you're curious it's called "Ya Sama! Moments from My Life".
Thank You NetGalley!