Boyden, Linda. The Blue Roses. New York: Lee & Low Books Inc, 2002.
Booklist. Reviews on The Blue Roses. New York:Lee and Low Books. 2007.
In a review done by “Booklist” on the book, The Blue Roses, written by Linda Boyden, there seemed to be a very positive attitude towards the book. The review included a brief description of the book followed by only positive comments about it. It provided a great deal of discussion focusing around how the reader is able to watch Rosalie grow as a young girl and how the relationship she has with her grandfather blossoms as she gets older. As I discussed in my review as well, this book is one that can definitely help or aid young children in the grieving process. At the end of the review it says, “Youngsters who have lost a loved one or who share a special relationship with an older adult will relate to this touching story, which clearly shows what healthy grieving is like.” I like the way this review continues to go back to the growing process, like that of a flower. Since Rosalie loved to garden with her grandfather I feel this was a very important part of the book which centers on a young girl growing both mentally and physically. This review was wonderful in showing all of the important aspects of the book. I really don’t think there is one negative thing to say about it. Great book and review!
Wednesday, April 23, 2008
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