Congress Has A Library?: 5 (Spirit of America)

The Review Copy Of The Congress Has A Library? Was Graciously Provided By The Author Mary Therese Grabowski via Booktasters In Lieu Of An Honest Review.This Short Read Is An Innovative And Interesting Way Of Engrossing The Young And Fresh Minds Of Students And Look Upon Librarians In A New Light As They Cultivate The Next Generation Of Citizens By Enriching Them With Habit Of Reading And Get Them Curious To Learn About The History Of Their Country In Such A Manner That Arouses Their Curiosity And Does Not Let Their Interest Wane. As Is The Case Of Most Study Material That Is Either Too Heavy & Insipid Or Else To Inaccurately Flippant In The Material Provided To Young Minds For Them To Lose Interest Midway.This Short Read Is Thankfully On Neither Side Of The Fence As An Interesting Tale Is Tautly Woven Around The Enriched History Surrounding The Library Of Congress That Has An Enriched Story Within The Tale That Is Much More Than Merely Just A Conventional Library Alone.The Rich Illustrations By Michelle Graham Fricks Add To The Visual Richness And The Innovative Quiz Woven Around The Library Of Congress Are A Delight For Readers Who Want To Discover And Explore The Enriched Spirit Of America Through This Series.

Congress has a Library is funny, educational and entertaining read. All characters are great especially the four legged ones, each of them has their own distinct voice. Illustrations however I didn't like much. Overall it was good read.