Library Intern Book Reviews

Publisher

Simon & Schuster

City

New York, New York, United States of America

Date of Publication

2016

ISBN

9781481439787

Date of Review

2016

Disciplines

Library and Information Science | Modern Literature

Keywords

Children's literature, reviews, illustrations

Review

The Night Gardener is a delightful book.The Night Gardener silently helped the community have hope and joy in their lives. William was sad before he met the Night Gardener. The Night Gardener gave him a purpose in life. The change from black and white bland colors to the vibrant and beautiful colors at the end of the story show children that caring about your community brings joy into your life, and even though the seasons change the people never forgot the kindness and passion of the Night Gardener. And perhaps William will become the next Night Gardener. The Fan brothers artistic talent and dream like imagination give the book so much life. It teaches children that the beauty of one man act of kindness can create a beauty inside the hearts of people. This will also possibly encourage children to volunteer in their community or get involved in gardening. I would suggest this for ages four through ten.

Highly recommended

Shaune Young, Centennial Library Intern, Cedarville University

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Review of <em>The Night Gardener</em> by Eric Fan and Terry Fan

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