4 ⭐
This is a lovely story, but way way way way too long. I think it would have been better as a short chapter book.
4 ⭐
This is a lovely story, but way way way way too long. I think it would have been better as a short chapter book.
Sweet and quirky. I love good stories about imaginary friends, since I had them when I was young (Mona and Peter. They lived in my stomach and eventually moved to Panama City), and 2 of my 5 kids have, as well. Meghan had Coco Baby, a mouse who drove a train, and Sam had John and Bo, who were boys his own age. I like to think that, like Fred and Frieda, they found each other and are now friends themselves. Intergenerational imaginary friends. :)
Fred is the best imaginary friend you could have - he‘s kind and helpful and never complains. His one wish is to find someone who needs him and won‘t forget him, won‘t let him fade away. When Sam wishes him up, they become the best of friends - could this be the friend he‘s been waiting for? This was a beautiful little read - perfect for those who had their own special imaginary friend in their lives.