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Reviewed by Tiffany Davis for Readers' Favorite
Sarah, Furry-Purple & Friends: The Moon Adventure by Pennie Mae Cartawick is a children's story about a little girl named Sarah who loves the fact that she is able to dream of what she thinks about before she drifts off to sleep. The majority of Sarah's dreams involved candy or other types of special treats. For example, the mountains were made of marshmallows. The story took a turn when Sarah met a strange creature named Furry-Purple who reminded her that the Tooth Fairy would not be pleased if she continued to dream of candy. Furry-Purple was lost and could not find his way back home so Sarah decided to help him. As they looked for Furry-Purple's home, they came across several creatures in the woods. They helped Mr. Grump-O-Lax escape being tied up in licorice and he helped Furry-Purple by allowing him to stand on his shoulders to see if Furry-Purple could see his home.
Pennie Mae Cartawick did a good job of making the story interesting because my daughter was very interested in how Furry-Purple was going to make it back home. Ms. Witch told Sarah and Furry-Purple that they should eat more carrots, because carrots improve eye sight and they would be able to see their way to Furry-Purple's home. The illustrations within the story made it easy to understand because they were vivid and playful. This story was entertaining and taught the lesson of friendship.
