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A Potato on a Bike


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I read this book with my 4 year old and 8 year old daughters. The repetitive remain of “no way” was easy for my young daughter to get involved with and get excited about as we went through the pages of the book. The highlight of the book was the adorable illustrations and hilarious scenarios the objects are put in. Even my 8 year old was laughing at the silly situations.

My 4 year old’s favourite page was of the fly talking on the phone. She said the fly was cute. While my 8 year old loved the poop wearing glasses. This reminded her of poop emojis, which are all the rage.

This book is a translation of a French book. In some of the situations, I thought the hilarity was lost in translation, but the kids didn’t seem to notice or find any fault in it.

Overall, this was a cute and silly book that I would recommend to parents of toddlers. It was fun being able to laugh along with the kids and the illustrations are delightful.

A Potato on a Bike by Elise Gravel is due to release Oct 8, 2019.

I received a complimentary copy of this book from Orca Book Publishers through NetGalley. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.

⭐⭐⭐⭐/5

#APotatoOnABike #elisegravel #NetGalley #pinkcowlandreads

 Original review posted: April 30, 2019


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