Lengthy.

This is definitely a book for 7+ years or older. It’s more descriptive and lengthy about the constellations. My 5 year old enjoyed it cos he’s into anything space and new most of the stars and constellation but it was too lengthy for him to keep quiet and interest. However he was excited and curious and kept talking during the reading session.

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Great story! The book is about Praxx doing his chores, which is mostly putting things away properly. He finds out that using his robot wasn’t the best choice. It was fun to read all the chores he was suppose to do, but instead didn’t be responsible to do it himself.

My son and I enjoyed this book as we read it as a bedtime story. This was ideal for me as we’re trying to teach him to be more responsible and to do things proper the first time.

This book introduces us to two neighbors who dislike each other as each of their pets have done something to the other. Throughout the book we see the pets helping each other when they’re in trouble due to their different sleeping schedules. When the owners see that their neighbors pets aren’t so bad after all they from a friendship.

A great read about the differences and annoyances between people and what makes us not like them initially. You can get past any of that if you take the time to see how their character truly is.

Interesting; gripping at some points but debatable for me to continue to book 2 immediately. However, it’s a great start to the series and the beginning of the plot made me crave more of what was happening and going to happen.

Great short story to listen to while doing chores.

This read was under 10 minutes and then I re-read the text afterwards. The story was simple and insightful for its length.

This took me forever to finish, but the ending of the book ... I didn’t see it coming. OMG, it totally caught me off guard.

The story between Baz and Shea is passionate and the way they both try to steer clear of one another is nerve wracking, but in the end their feelings trumps all.

Their struggles are emotional (no, I didn’t cry) and the pacing didn’t disappoint. There were moments I gasped, I became frustrated and shocked. I enjoyed every moment of the writing and can’t wait to (eventually) get to the next book.