The reviewer: Jessyca Garcia for Readers' Favourite.
https://readersfavorite.com/book-review/pink-wish-ice-cream
Book Review

Andrea Kaczmarek’s Pink Wish Ice Cream is filled with pink! Pink socks, pink hair and, most importantly, pink wish ice cream. Mrs. Polly Pink-Witch is a witch who drives an ice cream truck and sells Pink Wish Ice Cream to children. If they are polite they get a wish; if they are rude they just get normal tasting ice cream. This story is about one special boy, named Oscar Day, and how he made a special wish that came true.
Pink Wish Ice Cream may be a book for young kids, but I happened to enjoy it. Andrea Kaczmarek had me at the first mention of ice cream. I also liked that she snuck in how children have to use their manners and be polite in order to get nice things. That was the only way to get a wish. For the wish to actually work, the child needs to wish for something that is for someone else, which teaches them not to be greedy.
It is a book about good manners.
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Author Andrea Kaczmarek with Illustrator Eva Kuenzel |
Thank you, Jessyca Garcia. What a lovely review!
The book is available on Amazon in paperback and kindle, at
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Pink-Wish-Ice-Cream-Witches/dp/0992219094/
and of course in the P'kaboo Store in e-pdf, at
http://www.pkaboo.net/bookshop.html#PWIC
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