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Adam T. Newman is an award winning, children's book author whose childhood consisted of sports, reading comic books and playing with action figures. His love for film, writing and cartoons led him cross country to Los Angeles where he landed a job working for a children's animation company.
Adam has worked for numerous film studios as an art director and graphic designer. He is also the recipient of the prestigious "World's Greatest Dad" award which was presented by his two wonderful kids in the form of a t-shirt.
Reviewed by Mamta Madhavan for Readers' Favorite
In The Girl Who Lost Her Voice by Adam T. Newman, Carlee finds out she has lost her voice one day when she wakes up. Her brother, Tyler, feels sad and it hurts him to see his sister upset. He comes up with the idea of retracing her steps to locate where she might have lost her voice. Then their father comes up with the thought that a frog has stolen her voice. He says that it put Carlee's voice in a bag and raced out of the door. The kids use their grandma's journal to guide them in tracking down the frog to see if they can get Carlee's voice back. Will Carlee be able to get her voice back?
The story is funny and imaginative and kids will be able to connect to it nicely. The illustrations are bright and colorful and they breathe life into the characters and scenes. It's a great story and kids will love joining Tyler and Carlee as they go in search of her voice with the help of their grandma's journal. Carlee and Tyler will remain in the hearts of readers for a long time after they finish reading the book. Kids are taken to different places along with Tyler and Carlee as they go in search of the frog. It's a good bedtime storybook for parents and grandparents to read out to their kids and grandkids. The story can also be used for interactive sessions in classrooms and school libraries.
