Golareh Safarian's Children's Book "Gogi & Mogi Go to the Garden" Gets Another Four-Star Review

Pasadena, CA, August 01, 2017 --(PR.com)-- Solving problems and working together is not only doable, but actually lots of fun in Golareh Safarian's new Children's book "Gogi & Mogi Go To The Garden." The book, which was first released on May 30th of this year and is currently available on Amazon, received yet another favorable review, this time by Foreword Reviews. Here is the complete review by Rebecca Monterusso:

Gogi and Mogi’s adventure proves that, by working together, solving problems not only can be done, but can be fun.

In "Gogi & Mogi Go to the Garden" by Golareh Safarian, two children work together to find Gogi a costume for Mogi’s birthday party by visiting the garden for ideas. There, they discover various creatures and learn about what makes them unique.

Gogi is excited to learn that she is invited to Mogi’s birthday party, but when she finds out it’s a costume party, she realizes that she doesn’t have anything to wear. Mogi doesn’t let Gogi’s sadness overcome her as he assures her that she will think of a costume. Together, they head into the garden to look for inspiration. That’s where they discover creatures typical to the outdoors and teach each other interesting facts related to them. Once they come up with an idea, they head into the attic to figure out how to make it.

Though left open-ended, the story is engaging and educational. The facts related to all the garden creatures are scientific and fun. Gogi and Mogi are adventurous children full of ideas who also know how to make homemade costumes.

Safarian’s use of repeated phrases bodes well for teaching children who may be struggling with learning to read. The polite and informational attitude of Gogi and Mogi is compelling, and the story has a pattern that is easy to follow and stimulating.

Illustrations are colorful and lively. Use of engaging expressions in both the text and illustrations will also help children get the hang of nonverbal expressions; the story makes matching sadness to a facial expression easy. It also provides pictures of costumes that are fun and representative of the animals Gogi and Mogi find along their journey.

This story is great for children whose problems tend to overwhelm them or who don’t know how to work well with others. Gogi and Mogi’s adventure proves that, by working together, solving problems not only can be done, but can be fun.

"Gogi & Mogi Go To The Garden" is available on paperback for $11.85 and Kindle e-book for $7.99.