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Reviewed by Kristie Ingerto for Readers' Favorite
Mr. Tiger Goes Wild, written by Peter Brown, is a cute children's story with an excellent message and beautiful illustrations. Mr. Tiger lives in a world where everyone is proper all the time and, well, a tad boring. There's a lot of gray instead of fun and color. One day, Mr. Tiger decides to loosen up a little and each day he gets a little more wild. His friends and others around him do not know how to handle Mr. Tiger's new-found freedom and wildness. They tell him that if he is going to act like that, then he needs to go live in the wilderness. Mr. Tiger enjoys his new life at first, but then he becomes lonely and decides to return home. When Mr. Tiger returns home, he is in for a surprise and realizes that he can be just who he is.
This is an excellent children's book to teach young readers the importance of feeling comfortable with who you are; and finding that balance of being yourself and fitting into society and with one's friends. Mr. Tiger Goes Wild is a beautiful hardcover book filled with amazing illustrations. These illustrations reflect the emotions that Mr. Tiger is feeling and how he feels he fits in (or does not fit in) with the rest of society. There are a few words to each page as well, and that really seems to draw attention to the illustrations, connecting the words with the images. Overall, Mr. Tiger Goes Wild is a masterpiece and a book that should be shared with every child, no matter how young or old.
