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Reviewed by Sefina Hawke for Readers' Favorite
Karl, Chester, and a Sheep Named Sharon (Bedtime Stories for a Lifetime of Leadership - Volume 1) by Scott McGihon is an inspirational book that would appeal most to readers of any age looking to grow as leaders or as individuals. The book is designed so that adults and children alike can understand the lessons within the stories. The author makes use of Karl, Chester, and Sharon to share meaningful life lessons on integrity, leadership, and kindness. Are you ready to experience the stories of Karl, Chester, and Sharon while also learning important life lessons?
Karl, Chester, and a Sheep Named Sharon by Scott McGihon was a well-written book with an intriguing cover image. The picture of a sheep pushing a shopping cart caught my attention the moment I saw it as it made me wonder what the image was supposed to represent. As I read the book, I came to enjoy the different stories and their lessons, but I have to say that I really liked Karl as I have never read a story written from the perspective of a shopping cart before so its uniqueness immediately had me interested. Overall, I found this book to be a worthwhile read. I would be very interested in sharing these stories with the children’s group I work with the next time we convene, as the life lessons could prove quite valuable to them, and I feel that they would enjoy the stories as well.
