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Discover the inspiring story of Bob Dylan, the iconic singer-songwriter, poet, and artist!
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Inspired by his rock idols, Robert taught himself the guitar, the harmonica, and a strange instrument called the autoharp, which he played to an audience that was easily pleased. |
The songs were poetic yet powerful, and he wrote them under his new name: Bob Dylan. |
Without trying, he became the voice of a generation eager to change the world, putting down in words what millions of people felt. |
And he was the first musician ever to be recognized with a Nobel Prize for Literature. |
Inspire the next generation of outstanding people who will change the world with Little People, BIG DREAMS!
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I bought this for my boys (My youngest almost being named Dylan lol) It is a cute book! I was surprised by it's size and quality, I figured it was going to be small. My 2 year old loved it, he sat listening through the whole book naming out different pictures throughout the book. This is the first purchase from the series (little people, big dreams) after seeing(and reading) this book, I'm planning on slowly purchasing all of them 🖤
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Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2020
I bought this for my boys (My youngest almost being named Dylan lol) It is a cute book! I was surprised by it's size and quality, I figured it was going to be small. My 2 year old loved it, he sat listening through the whole book naming out different pictures throughout the book. This is the first purchase from the series (little people, big dreams) after seeing(and reading) this book, I'm planning on slowly purchasing all of them 🖤
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Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2020
They are meant to be a starting gateway for the younger generation to become aware of the great people of history and popular culture. They hope to inspire the kids to become intrigued from these books, then find out more for themselves and see who really inspires them. Because from this book of Bob Dylan, I can sense that the message is: Find out what you are good at, and become great at it, no matter who you are. They emphasized that Bob was an intrinsic who didn't really fit in with the general society, but that didn't stop him from realizing his true calling and passion, and became great at what he really loved. They even emphasized that he dropped out of college to pursue his dream.
I feel this book, and Bob Dylan, can relate to many people who are not like everyone else, not like the general society, who doesn't want to conform. You can be who you are, you can be your own individual and still succeed in life, and I think that is a very powerful message to give to kids. Empower them while they're still young, even if they're not good at school or what you want them to do or be. Find out your kid's strengths, and empower them so they may realize their dreams and skills when they grow up.
The book itself is very high-quality, bounded very good, and the pages are really thick - so thick that I kept trying split them to make sure I didn't miss a page. The illustrations are beautiful, very watery and whimsical, something kids will love for sure. The words are not so big or highlighted, leading me to think these are books for parents to read to their kids, and then show them the drawings after, and not for them to read alone. The length of the story also leads me to think these are for kids ages seven and under, as it is 28 pages long with full page drawings and little writing.
Overall, a good collection to read to your kids, or even for your coffee table. The cover alone really stands out.
PS- I had no idea Bob Dylan was born Robert Zimmerman.
High-Quality Book, Beautiful Illustrations, AWESOME Message
Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2020
Here is what I take from this series of books, as an adult:Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2020
They are meant to be a starting gateway for the younger generation to become aware of the great people of history and popular culture. They hope to inspire the kids to become intrigued from these books, then find out more for themselves and see who really inspires them. Because from this book of Bob Dylan, I can sense that the message is: Find out what you are good at, and become great at it, no matter who you are. They emphasized that Bob was an intrinsic who didn't really fit in with the general society, but that didn't stop him from realizing his true calling and passion, and became great at what he really loved. They even emphasized that he dropped out of college to pursue his dream.
I feel this book, and Bob Dylan, can relate to many people who are not like everyone else, not like the general society, who doesn't want to conform. You can be who you are, you can be your own individual and still succeed in life, and I think that is a very powerful message to give to kids. Empower them while they're still young, even if they're not good at school or what you want them to do or be. Find out your kid's strengths, and empower them so they may realize their dreams and skills when they grow up.
The book itself is very high-quality, bounded very good, and the pages are really thick - so thick that I kept trying split them to make sure I didn't miss a page. The illustrations are beautiful, very watery and whimsical, something kids will love for sure. The words are not so big or highlighted, leading me to think these are books for parents to read to their kids, and then show them the drawings after, and not for them to read alone. The length of the story also leads me to think these are for kids ages seven and under, as it is 28 pages long with full page drawings and little writing.
Overall, a good collection to read to your kids, or even for your coffee table. The cover alone really stands out.
PS- I had no idea Bob Dylan was born Robert Zimmerman.
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Hazel Douglas
Bought for myself
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 6, 2023
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Great pics, simple story for young readers
Reviewed in Australia on March 28, 2021
