It is also a real page-turner, Matt Haig has a superpower of his own for writing cliff-hangers to end a chapter with. The message is simple and clear for all audiences but the writing is pretty basic, more so than in his other children's books. Evie can talk to animals, or rather she can hear their thoughts and then talk to them in her mind as well, which at least reduces the awkwardness factor a bit.

I really liked all the exploration of what freedom is like for different animals -- being free to dig, being free to sniff, being free to swim, being free to fly.It talks to children about the importance of kindness in a cruel world, about how social media and the internet is great until it's not, about how your true friends are almost always the unexpected ones. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. The fictional world she would most like to live in is the Land of Roar and the character she would most like to be is Evie from the book Evie and the Animals.

trigger warnings: loss of a parent (in the past), snakes, spiders and other scary animals, murder, kidnapping.The universally appealing premise of being able to talk to the animals has drawn comparison with Hugh Lofting’s Dr Doolittle from a Century ago. No missing or damaged pages, no tears, possible very minimal creasing, no underlining or highlighting of text, and no writing in the margins. I grew very fond of Evie as her warm-hearted and caring personality is shown towards the animals and humans.

Conform celor de la National Geographhyc, viteza de dispariție a speciilor este de o mie de ori mai mare din cauza oamenilor. The third star is given because it was quite exciting at the end and there are some good ideas in the book. It’s a great example of using dialogue in writing and of characterisation – the villain is a classic comic book villain. So, from today, every day I will be sharing a book review with all of you, of the books I had the privilege to read. This has really got everything, a kind girl, lost her Mum from an early age, has a talent for talking to animals which she is told to keep hidden but that eventually gets her into trouble.I really wish we could all look at all animals and humans the way she does: she loves all animals no matter how different or deadly they are. Olen itse lukenut häneltä ainoastaan Radleyn perhe - vampyyriromaanin, joten oli ihan mielenkiintoista tarttua hänen uusimpaan lastenkirjaansa "Eevin eläinmaailma" (Aula, 2021). Evie and the Animals, illustrated with humour and dexterity by Emily Gravett, is on the side of kindness and truthfulness .

There was an intense plot that held my attention the whole way through and I know that, if I read this to my sisters, they would be captivated by every last word. Its about kindness to all species on earth, about the connection we all have and as a plus the animals are still animals and not humans in animal form. Wow, was für eine tolle Idee und eine mega schöne Umsetzung, die mit wirklich tollen Illustrationen unterstützt wird. Die Zeit drängt, und nur mit tierischer Hilfe hat Evie eine Chance, das drohende Unheil zu verhindern.

I really enjoyed this fun and educational book, and I strongly recommend it not only to children but parents as well. So, to conclude, the author didn’t disappoint me with this book, I really liked the messages he was trying to share with children, showing not such a pretty side of some of the humans, as well as incorporating a great adventure with the strong and admirable protagonist. Povestea este captivantă, cu o mulțime de informații interesante despre animale de care cei mici se vor bucura cu siguranță, iar ilustrațiile completează perfect totul! De illustraties zijn net even anders dan anders, de aanplakbiljetten voor de vermiste dieren zijn hilarisch!