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Book Review Of Toys Go Out

It is every child's fantasy that their toys are alive. That is what Emily Jenkins has done with Toys Go Out. She has written this book for children, who will love it. Of course, the story is from the perspective of the toys, which are alive and belong to the Little Girl.

The main toys in the story are named Lumphy, StingRay and Plastic, and the book tells us how even toys are full of concerns and worries just like children are. They also have emotions like happiness, jealousy and insecurity. The simple incidents highlighted in the book tell us so much about children using the medium of toys. For example, Plastic once figures out the meaning of his name and ends up getting very upset. He hides under the bed and refuses to come out. However, it is a knowledgeable towel named TukTuk who finally convinces him to come out. Sounds familiar?

Lumphy is a buffalo who is very worried about taking a bath, and that too in a washing machine. Finally when he ends up in the machine, he realizes that taking a bath is not all that bad.

StingRay, on the other hand, thinks that he is a real stingray. He believes he knows everything and it is this quality that makes him so human.

However, with all their fears and insecurities, the toys in the book love the Little Girl. It is this love that has more power than all the negative emotions they suffer from The small details in the book makes it a very good book and even adults can identify with it.

The book is the perfect gift for children aged 7 and above. In addition, the beautiful illustrations by Paul Zelinsky are worth taking a second peek at the book.

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