Sarah's review
17 Things I'm Not Allowed to Do Anymore
by Jenny Offill, Nancy Carpenter
Sarah's review
17 Things I'm Not Allowed to Do Anymore by Jenny Offill, Nancy Carpenter
Sarah's review
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This is another book I didn't pick up until I was reading it to a boy I babysit.
It's funny. But its funny for the adult reading the story, not so much the child who is hearing it. A lot of the subtle jokes were lost on Ryan and the ending is nearly impossible for a two year old to understand.
I had to explain to him that she was lying in the story and that she wasn't really sorry and he just couldn't understand. So this is a book better suited to older kids.
It's funny. But its funny for the adult reading the story, not so much the child who is hearing it. A lot of the subtle jokes were lost on Ryan and the ending is nearly impossible for a two year old to understand.
I had to explain to him that she was lying in the story and that she wasn't really sorry and he just couldn't understand. So this is a book better suited to older kids.
