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The San Diego Union-Tribune Festival of Books
Jay Fowler has written two books so far in the Billy the Friendly Blue Bird book series and plans to continue the series in the future. Jay loves to write and bring smiles to children everywhere with Billy. Stay tuned
A book worth sharing!
Reviewed in the United States
on October 11, 2021
As a former teacher, this is a wonderful, well written book, that provides good values for our young children. I purchased several books to pass on to my friends for their children.
A book worth sharing!
Reviewed in the United States
on July 5, 2020
This is such a well written story! The way the text is presented along with the illustrations make this book unique for children. And it has such a great overall message! Can’t wait for more to come out by this author!
for Readers’ Favorite
This is the kind of book parents or schools could use to test young learners on what they’ve absorbed, and it should be an integral part of any child’s library. An enjoyable book and highly recommended to kids anywhere.
for Readers’ Favorite
I especially loved learning the criteria for classifying a celestial body as a planet. Jay Fowler did an excellent job of explaining how astronomers work, making impressionable minds interested in the subject. Billy
for Readers’ Favorite
Using an effective combination of colorful illustrations and immersive storytelling, the author provides a thorough overview of every single planet in our solar system. This book is a must-read for young readers who love science or anything related to space.
for Readers’ Favorite
I liked the conversational approach to the extra information on each page. Fowler delivers his topic educationally but engagingly. Children who enjoy astronomy or want to learn more about it will love Billy the Friendly Bluebird and His Outer Space Adventure.
for Readers’ Favorite
This book is illustrated with beautiful pictures of the planets and the adventurers in space suits. Billy the Friendly Blue Bird and His Outer Space Adventure by Jay Fowler was a very educational read, and I recommend it to curious and adventurous children.
