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Reviewed by Carol Thompson for Readers' Favorite
Losing Liam at the Museum by George Neeb follows Ryan, who is tasked with entertaining his energetic cousin Liam during a museum visit. What starts as a simple trip quickly becomes an adventure as Liam’s curiosity leads him to explore exhibits spanning from medieval times to ancient civilizations. The story combines historical facts with a playful tone. Each exhibit introduces interesting aspects of history, such as the Mayan pyramids, medieval knights, and ancient Indian innovations. The author’s skill in weaving historical information into the story without overwhelming young readers is impressive. Through Ryan’s enthusiasm and Liam’s adventurous spirit, readers are encouraged to see museums as exciting places where the past comes alive.
The illustrations, also created by George Neeb, are vivid and detailed, bringing the exhibits to life and adding extra charm to the book. The visuals complement the text beautifully, and the playful interactions between the characters make the story enjoyable. Losing Liam at the Museum is about family and the bond between cousins. Ryan’s initial hesitation to babysit Liam turns into wonder and discovery, highlighting the joy of learning together and the fun of shared experiences. The lighthearted tone and engaging narrative make it ideal for young readers curious about the world around them. The author’s note at the end further enhances this by highlighting specific artifacts mentioned in the story and encouraging readers to seek them out in real-life museums. Neeb offers readers a charming, educational book that will captivate children and inspire them to explore history and culture.
