Such a good book to help little ones get excited to help around the house and do chores! The illustrations were gorgeous and colorful and my littles loved looking at the pictures while I read to them!

An incredible book across the board. Lovely and engaging illustrations and accessible ideas. The tone is not pushy and perfect for the reluctant little helper of all age groups of children. If I may, this book is a bit like the book version of the pedagogy behind Bluey.

This is an important book for younger children. It teaches several lessons, such as having fun and being cheerful about chores. The story was special and features a child’s imagination and how he makes chores exciting. The pictures were perfect. This story captured a child’s imagination and really shone a light on it. I was blessed with a free ARC, and I’m leaving my review voluntarily. Highly recommend. Another story that left me lighthearted and smiling.

This is such a fun book! I love seeing how the child took the task that could be undesirable and made them fun by using their imagination. I think that this book will be well loved by fans of the show Bluey because the child uses their imagination much the same way the Bingo and Bluey do. I think it is important that children use their imagination and play even when they are doing things that have to be done.

This book was really cute! My children loved it and now have all kinds of ideas for ways to make their chores more fun. I think that encouraging kids to use their imagination is a great things.

We road tripped to Florida for spring break and I was so happy I had been approved for sixteen new children’s books coming out this year. It helped so much to break up some time with stories! The kids loved them and had so much fun picking out a book from my netgalley app to read. We didn’t read a single book we didn’t like! Tuckers favorite was Elmo’s new book, Kinley loved the fairy godmother book, Dawsyn loved the basketball one, and Briggs adored the animal book. I highly suggest adding all of these to your summer library reading lists for kids. I love children’s books, and these were full of beautiful illustrations, stories, and allowed us to have some great conversations after them. Thank you @netgalley for these advanced copies! @lisakatzenberger @alicewalstead @eringuendelsberger @aimeereid @christiematheson @jackjokinen @sandranickel @janechapman @hudaharajli @fraanushkin @saralauxakin @laurapurdiesalas @katyhudson emilymurrow @zackwilliams 📚📖🚗☀️🏝️🌊👙

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How to Catch a Fairy Godmother by Alice Walstead

Elmo Gives Thanks by Erin Guendelsberger

Baby Animals Trying by Aimee Reid

A Mischief of Mice by Christie Matheson

A Stray Dog for Christmas by Jack Jokinen

Bears Big Idea by Sandra Nickel

Each of Us Is a Miracle by Jane Chapman

All About Nature by Huda Harajli

Katie Woo and JoJo on the Go by Fran Manushkin

The Pass by Sara Laux Akin

Line Leads the Way by Laura Purdue Salas

A Bold Pumpkin Plan by Katy Hudson

Little Helpler, Big Imagination by Emily Morrow

A Little More like Jesus by Zack Williams

Me and my son loved this book and story.
He was so excited for me to read this to him and now he requests me to read this book to him every night!

This book was adorable. As a mother to an energetic 4 year old who gets bored when there's not enough activity, I am well-versed in making games out of chores that need done. Some of the imaginative play the child in the book takes on, such as making the bed whilst pretending to be a master chef, are quite literally the icing on the cake. We could all use a little more play in our lives. And I appreciate the ideas the author provided the parents at the end.

This book shows kids how much fun chores or simple tasks can be, if you use your imagination. Anythimg can be fun!

I would love the physical copy of this for our shelves.

Cute little book as all about playing pretend and using your imagination.
The pictures are cute. My kids noticed how the colors were extra bright and my 5 year old said “I like to pretend all colors are like that!”. - so the pictures felt like her own imagination.
It teaches kids about doing their chores and being a “little helper!”, and how they can make these jobs fun with their imagination.
Good book, and kept the attention of my 3 and 5 year old!

I can totally see my child imagining like the character in this book. Such a fun story involving kids being good helpers but in a fun interesting way. I plan to implement some these ideas to help in our home

What an incredible lesson for parents in beautifully illustrated pictures!

This book shows kids how much fun chores or simple tasks can be if you use your imagination! Any mundane thing can be made fun!
reminding parents to take the time to be with their kids .. memories are made together, it doesn't matter what you're doing!

I would love the physical copy of this for our shelves.

Thank you NetGalley and publisher for the ebook in exchange for an honest review.

This is an adorable book with big imagination. My four year old son and I both really enjoyed the story. I loved how the little boy used his imagination to turn boring chores into fun adventures. This book was a great way to start the conversation about how to make daily chores more fun.

The illustrations are bright and colorful. Each page full of lots of details to look at. Definitely recommend this book to families with young children!