Reviewed by Vernita Naylor for Readers' Favorite

When friends come together, they're looking for ways to have fun and enjoy their time in each other's company. During this journey of fellowship, while seeking adventure, anything can happen. One day Bunny wanted his friends to join him on a nature adventure walk. As they began to run, laugh, embrace, and take in their surroundings, the unthinkable happened; some of them got sick. In Pop The Bubbles by Dr. Gail M. Walton, with beautiful illustrations by Nazish Malik, children will learn about hope, friendship, and the importance of asking for help. Bunny didn't know what to do and who to call but as he continued to think about it, Mr.Green, the frog, came to mind. By Mr. Green going into action immediately, he was not only able to save the day but prevented Bunny and his other friends from getting sick as well.

Books like Pop The Bubbles by Dr. Gail M. Walton are critical for children's overall development and cognitive function because they provide your child with an opportunity to see the world in so many other ways. A child's mind is opened up by reading and they can discover new ways of dealing with challenges or problems. This book achieves that. Your child will go on an adventure with Mr. Green as he looks at the problem and takes the necessary steps to find a solution. As is pointed out in the book, what you seek, need, or ask for is sometimes closer than you think. Highly recommended. Enjoy!