Free To Be...you And Me (The Original Classic Edition) by Marlo Thomas Summary and Reviews
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Book Reviews of Free To Be...you And Me (The Original Classic Edition)
Book Review: Free To Be...You and Me
Summary: 4 Stars
This book embodies the best teachings for kids in today's society. Kids need to feel OK about themselves and have that reinforced constantly so they grow up to be positive contributing members of our society. My brother and I loved it as kids ourselves. It's a terrific work and I hope it continues to last for ages to come.Book Review: Nostalgia!
Summary: 5 Stars
I am buying this book for my niece. I want her to be taught the lessons in this album at an early age. It's about not feeling bad about yourself, treating others with respect, good manners, and not falling into stereotypes but following your bliss, whether it's making a cake or building a tree house...Book Review: Independent child thinkers
Summary: 5 Stars
I still have my scratched up record and I recently bought the CD for my daughter. I believe this album was highly influential in my becoming the free spirited woman that I am. The absense or blending of gender specific roles should not rob a girl of her femininity as one reviewer claims. It allows one to realize that what is feminine is just as valid, important, and therefore equal to what is traditionally considered masculine. This album also teaches valuable lessons about cooperation, friendship etc.Book Review: Excellent
Summary: 5 Stars
This book (and the music on the tape) encourage girls and boys to be who they are, not what society wants them to be. As a leader of a group of 30 Girl Scouts, I love these stories and have looked forward to sharing them with the girls.It is a must for any child.
Book Review: This book will strip girls of a precious gift.
Summary: 1 Stars
Being influenced by this book at an early age robbed me of being distinctly feminine. Boys and girls are different and to deny that is ignorant.