Disclaimer: I received the following product(s) in exchange for my review. All opinions my own.
Gracie Lou Wants A Zoo written by Shelly Roark, is an adorable
Children's book, about a little girl named Gracie Lou, who really wants
to own all the animals she can. Even though she already has a pet turtle
named George, Gracie Lou asks her parents if she can have this animal
or that, so she can have an indoor zoo! With each request, the parents
respond with a reason why she cannot have the pet: not enough space, not
enough water, or supplies for that animal, ect. Her father tells her
she needs to be patient, and that God will take care of it when and if
the time comes. Gracie Lou becomes tired of waiting and being patient,
that she is becoming increasingly irritated. She falls asleep and dreams
of owning all the animals she longs for. Her apartment home becomes so full of
these pets, that she doesn't know what to do! At first it is fun, but
quickly the situation becomes chaotic and messy! When Gracie Lou wakes
up, she realizes that maybe she doesn't want all the animals at once,
because of the responsibility and lack of space she has, she knew she
couldn't care for them all. In the end, Gracie Lou learns to be content
in what she has, and enjoy life as it is, being thankful every step of
the way.
I love the moral of the story in this book. There's something we all
want a little more of, and sometimes we too become irritable and
impatient when we don't get our way. This cute story is a reminder that,
even though we want something really bad and think it might be great,
in the end, what we have now might actually be better than what we think
could be more. It's a great story to teach children, to be grateful for
what we have been given, and to enjoy each day with a full heart.
You can find Gracie Lou Wants A Zoo available for purchase on Amazon in Hardback or Paperback.
This review is made possible by BookCrash, in providing me a copy of the book in exchange for my honest review. All opinions my own.
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