Reviews for Poppy's First Adventure
“This is an adorable story of Poppy, a puppy, who is called Poppy but her real name is Papilion…It’s a perfect, calming bedtime story for children.”
“This book literally made me want to grab my passport and grab a flight to Paris. This is an adorable story about a dog named Poppy (Papillion)…”
“A delightful read, Poppy’s curiosity reminds young readers that leaving one’s comfort zone should not only be encouraged, but can be a good thing.”
“Poppy’s Adventure is the perfect book for dog lovers and kiddos with the travel bug!..I have a feeling my son will love this one even more as he grows up.”
“This is a cute story for children. It is marketed for ages 3-8. The underlying message is one of how unexpected friendships bring us joy. I love the relationship that Poppy and Pumpkin have at the end of the story. This book is also wonderfully illustrated.”
“The illustrations in this book are adorable, and who wouldn’t love a backpack wearing puppy?! This story is full of fun places to see, an adventure on trains and planes, and new friends, which may even include a cat *gasp*!”
“Kids love dog stories and Poppy’s First Adventure is a fabulous one! I loved the illustrations and the focus on travel and adventure. The text rhymes which is always good for a read aloud.”
“The illustrations in this book are so adorable and the story is cute. Poppy finds a lot of friends on his adventures and I think any kid would love to see his adventures around the world.”
“The book’s illustrations transported me to a world of wonder. What’s even more wonderful is the heartwarming story that accompanies these visuals…a great addition to any child’s library.”
“We read it as our bedtime story last night and I appreciated that it rhymed because it makes it a more-fun-for-me read aloud with the kids.”
“I found the illustrations very lively and beautifully done…The use of light muted colors added to the serene Parisian views capturing details of the city. Overall I do recommend this book for children to spark the curiosity of traveling internationally.”
“…A cute rhyming story that touched on topics of courage and compassion. This is directed towards young children of 3 to 8, but I think anyone would appreciate this sweet story and it would make a great gift or a book to add to your child’s collection!”