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A review by mxhermit
Fuchsia Fierce by Kelly Canby, Christianne C. Jones
3.0
I received a free copy of this book from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
The art really stood out with the colors. Kelly Canby did a good job of illustrating the different activities that Fuchsia was initially missing out on and what she learned to enjoy after her revelation.
The story was a simple one about finding your self confidence. I'm a little suspicious of how easy it was for Fuchsia to resolve her core problem so quickly, but it's also difficult to tell how much time passes at this camp, so what seems like a couple of days could actually be a few weeks which would be a bit more believable.
I think a lot of little girls will like this book and might aspire to be like Fuchsia: fierce and brave.
The art really stood out with the colors. Kelly Canby did a good job of illustrating the different activities that Fuchsia was initially missing out on and what she learned to enjoy after her revelation.
The story was a simple one about finding your self confidence. I'm a little suspicious of how easy it was for Fuchsia to resolve her core problem so quickly, but it's also difficult to tell how much time passes at this camp, so what seems like a couple of days could actually be a few weeks which would be a bit more believable.
I think a lot of little girls will like this book and might aspire to be like Fuchsia: fierce and brave.