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Review title: Sappy and overly-saccharine
Product review: The title is misleading; there is no demonstration of how a child ought to think itself special. The text is a poorly-rhymed and badly-scansioned listing of sense organs and positive emotions, and the things the child can perceive or feel with them. The items tend to run toward junk food (ice cream, pizza) and female relatives (mothers, aunts and grandmothers). The drawings are mock-primitive, meant to look as though a child drew them, but too regular to be authentic.A Jewish, Christian or Muslim parent who gives this book to a child thinking it will reinforce the family's religion will be making an error: the God portrayed in the text is not the God of Abraham, and the child-reader created by the book's God suffers no original sin. This is a New-Age religion.The only reason we still have it is that a friend of my wife gave it to our child as a birth-gift
