I received this ARC free in exchange for my honest review.


I read this with the boys today and we really liked it! I loved the beautiful illustrations and it's a cute little story with a moral at the end. I think the story might be a bit scary for some kids (animals running from fire) but mine are all savage animals and unfazed. Reading this book lead to a nice long conversation about honey bee dances and an impromptu science lesson, love that!

This book had beautiful illustrations that I felt got better as the book went on. I think the underlying message was awesome for kids, but the story was difficult to follow. The words on the page were very small and it might be beneficial if they were a larger font. I liked the “Notes for Two-Leggers of all Ages” in the back; these were filled with lots of lessons and tidbits to live a better life.

This is a beautiful children’s book with stunning illustrations. It has a fantastic message to be yourself and be brave and be kind. It also has hidden messages throughout the book so it acts like a Seek and Find as well as a great read. There are many different animals that run into different obstacles and they get through it anyway. It is a bit long and wordy for what it is and for the target age.

Think Big foster great discussions about what you should do when a friend needs help and how little actions can do a ton of good. It also goes into self confidence and believing in yourself. That is a lot of moral lessons, but all wonderful lessons to discuss. The illustrations are beautiful and engaging but the story itself would be too long for most young readers and the bit of "magic" was a bit over the top.

A beautiful story with a wonderful message. We adapt to overcome, and the best thing we can do is to adapt in order to help others. I really loved the vibrant illustration style as well.

Such an interesting story that totally held my attention! A little long for younger children but some older ones would enjoy it. Such a great message and beautifully illustrated.

I received a free ARC in exchange for an honest review.

This book overall had a good message. Believe in yourself and don't give up. The pictures were very bright and detailed. I thought the story got a little too corny at times, but I think kids will like it.