Why?: (Funny Children s Books, Preschool Books, Early Elementary School Stories)

Awful book. Didn't like it at all. Wish I could return it.

Becase I have a membership with Kindle, for which I get books for my two little girls every so often. After receiving this book, I have decided to cancel the membership, since its not the first time we get books that don't add any value whatsoever, and that are not really for 'preschoolers' nor 'first-graders', and are not 'fun'.

This is terrible. I didn't even know what I was reading. It was nonsensical and not something that would hold my 4 year old's attention. Seriously making me want to end my subscription. A total miss.

I’m not sure the target audience for this book. A little girl asking why To a mean Villian makes him reconsider his life choices and past to be a nicer person. This went above my toddlers head. Maybe better for elementary school kids but seems more geared for adults.

The art, the storyline, the vocabulary, the humor! Love this book and so did my kids!

I gave this book to my 3 year old grandson for his birthday. His favorite question is “why”! He did not let me down and asked “why” on every page of the “Why” book-we both laughed and loved it!

With a simple question and tons of visual action, what appears to be a humorous dialogue exposes deep meaning and clever thought.

A dangers, destructive super villain swoops into the mall and destroys everything in his path. The only thing which brings him to a halt is the question of one little girl: why? And the villain answers as honestly as he can, but each answer brings another 'why'. While the world rushes around, the little girl brings the villain deeper and deeper into an unexpected explanation of what his true goals are. The results are surprising.

This is a clever read, which takes a little humor and twists it into a deep psychological meaning. It's cute, especially the little girl and her endless question. And it's interesting that the villain takes the time to answer her each time, allowing himself to discover things he doesn't even realize himself. The reasoning is pretty understandable, although I think the slightly older end will first be able to start really grasping what's going on. Still, it's fun and leaves food for thought.

The illustrations are full of life and energy. The power of the villain is clear and yet, subtle enough to stay behind the meaning of the text. Still, the illustrations offer so much to look at and discover. It's fun to simply flip through them and explore the details. There's something new to find every time.

It's a funny read with so much depth, which is sure to grab the interest of not only young listeners but the older readers as well.

I received a complimentary copy and found this sweet and intriguing enough to want to leave my honest thoughts.

Very cute book. The kids love to listen to this book and ask their why questions too!

My daughter absolutely loves this book. She thinks the little girls one worded parts are hilarious. You can really animate while reading and make it fun for the kids. I always allow my daughter to say the “why” Parts and she dramatizes it so well lol!! Also the message Of the story is good too.

My 7-year old absolutely loved this book and wanted me to write a message to the author letting him know how much he enjoyed it. He especially loved how the little girl stopped Dr. X-Ray from destroying the world by asking "Why?".