Review for Ronaldo: The Phantom Carrot Snatcher by Maxine Sylvester

Ronaldo: The Phantom Carrot Snatcher by Maxine Sylvester


Rating: 5 out 5 Stars
Series: Ronaldo The Flying Reindeer, Book 2
Publication: Matador
Publication Date: November 17, 2016
Format: PDF
Price: $2.99
Pages: 161
Amazon Link: Click Here

What's it like to see a flying reindeer, or to see an unlikely but a beautiful friendship between a reindeer and a wolf cub? Well! Maxine Sylvester covers that beautifully in her sweet, fun-loving story Ronaldo: The Phantom Carrot Snatcher which is the second installment of the Ronaldo The Flying Reindeer Series.

Within these 161 pages, the content reflects upon Ronaldo and his best friend, Rudolph, trying to solve the mystery of the carrot snatcher. On their way, they met Ernie, a lost wolf cub, with whom they catch the snatcher by uniting their dear friend with her parents.

In this heart-warming read, the author reflects upon the beauty of a loving family express well through the behavior of Ronaldo's parents. Throughout the story, you could see a row of emotions on the account of Ronaldo's secret been on the verge of getting expose. You could feel the sharp intensity which was very effective. The cover illustration is very attractive. Suitable for an audience between the ages of 6-to-10, parents too can enjoy a cozy evening with their kids.

To support the kids' imagination, Maxine used humor in a captivating way to design, black and white, illustrations that describe her characters and their behavior. The characters are assuredly a credit to this story. The storyline is very simple and easy to understand that I'm sure the kids would genuinely, enjoy reading.

This story reflects upon the value of friendship, and how sacrifices may turn out to be worth, at the end. It also taught a valuable lesson: if you do good, you get good in return. Maxine hinted on the importance of "acting decisive" in situations, how to be smart in handling bullies, and importantly, never to cheat. There was the matter about table manners through which parents may show their concern. There were no grammatical or spelling errors, hinting a standard quality. As a smooth and fast-pace read, I can honestly say that one will never regret for picking up this book.

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