Review Detail
Kids Fiction
311
Funny and Teaches Story-Telling
Overall rating
4.0
Plot/Characters/Writing Style
4.0
Illustrations/Photos (if applicable)
4.0
DRAGONS EAT NOODLES ON TUESDAY is a silly story about two monsters who are trying to tell a story. However, they are arguing about how a story should end because one monster thinks the characters should be eaten by a dragon. The other monster disagrees. They go back and forth until in the end, one monster's wish comes true.
This book is not only funny, but it also teaches children how to make up stories. It encourages abstract thinking and the illustrations are amazingly done. They're colorful and I love the unique details. If you want a laugh, then this is the perfect story for you to check out. I also really like how in the story the girl is the heroine, saves the knight, and yells, "Damsels rule".
Final Verdict: I would recommend this to fans of humor, dragons, monsters, and story-telling.
This book is not only funny, but it also teaches children how to make up stories. It encourages abstract thinking and the illustrations are amazingly done. They're colorful and I love the unique details. If you want a laugh, then this is the perfect story for you to check out. I also really like how in the story the girl is the heroine, saves the knight, and yells, "Damsels rule".
Final Verdict: I would recommend this to fans of humor, dragons, monsters, and story-telling.
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