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A Mighty Big Wish
Timmy Turner is excited about the first day of school -- until he remembers Francis the bully! Timmy wishes to be bigger so Francis can't push him around. Will being bigger make things easier? Find out what happens when Timmy's wish is granted!
32 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2004
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August 27, 2020
#Fiction Children Literature Grade 1st-2nd
To me this book is a prompt of an episode of Fairy Odd Parents. The story is not advance it's for new born readers. Since it's based on the show the characters doesn't have to be introduced, but adding to that Ostrow used narration more than dialogue to me the characters show a tiny bit of personality. The little dialogue that is given Cosmo and A.J's traits stands out the most. Though I do think there's a strong theme. Be careful what you wish for the shows over all theme and don't obsess over your fears because you can make them bigger and ruin other aspect of your life. Somethings we can't avoid but we can not let the problem control us; don't let fear rule your life.
The Illustration by Victoria Miller makes up for the lack of dialogue and bumps up their personality. The illustration does looks like it comes straight from the T.V. The saturation is bright and bold, she uses shadows and depth, she adds a story within the background character. My eyes lit up at all the hidden treasures in the story and my favorite is Timmy's eyes staring a Francis.
To me this book is a prompt of an episode of Fairy Odd Parents. The story is not advance it's for new born readers. Since it's based on the show the characters doesn't have to be introduced, but adding to that Ostrow used narration more than dialogue to me the characters show a tiny bit of personality. The little dialogue that is given Cosmo and A.J's traits stands out the most. Though I do think there's a strong theme. Be careful what you wish for the shows over all theme and don't obsess over your fears because you can make them bigger and ruin other aspect of your life. Somethings we can't avoid but we can not let the problem control us; don't let fear rule your life.
The Illustration by Victoria Miller makes up for the lack of dialogue and bumps up their personality. The illustration does looks like it comes straight from the T.V. The saturation is bright and bold, she uses shadows and depth, she adds a story within the background character. My eyes lit up at all the hidden treasures in the story and my favorite is Timmy's eyes staring a Francis.
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