Fruzzle's Mystery Talent by Karen (Kara) Brueggeman

Once the Fruzzle discovers their unique talent, they turn a different color. The book is so much fun to read that children will not only be thoroughly entertained, but at the same time it will give them a lot to consider in their own day to day life at school, with their siblings, family and friends.įruzzles are sweet, vibrant characters and their goal is to find what talent they possess. Reading this book with your child will open the doors for a lot of discussion and enable the parent to discuss the many aspects of what the Fruzzle is seeking in the book, and being able to apply it to their own child. The author has managed to weave in motivational messages into the story, creating, entertaining and colorful prose and artwork. This book is suitable as a read aloud book for preschooler at bedtime or as a self-read children's book for older children.įruzzle's Mystery Talent is a well written, lively, fantasy bed time story which is beautifully illustrated, and will be enjoyed by both children and adults. You will find it is also filled with bright and cheerful illustrations.

In addition, this book has life lessons like teaching the child to not give up and dealing with self esteem issues (explaining that we are all special in our own way). This Fruzzle book is great as a bedtime story or any other time. 'Fruzzle's Mystery Talent' is an adorable fantasy children's book, written especially for children 3-10 year old kids. See if you can help Brown figure out what his talent is and find out if he ever discovers it.īonus: After you read the story, go back and see if you can find all the swirls, beginning with the town. Meet 'Brown' Fruzzle and follow along as 'Wizard' Fruzzle helps him to explore the many different talents. Everyone of us has a special talent to discover and Fruzzles are no different. We see others with great talents and we wonder what ours will be. Fruzzles sure look different than us, but deep down we all have a lot in common.

Fruzzle's Mystery Talent by Karen (Kara) Brueggeman