This is a clever rhyme for children of all ages about identical twins Kevin and Ben whose separate identities emerge as they get older...yet they still feel lucky to have a twin brother. Makes a terrific bedtime story-as they turn out the light, "Ben says to Kevin, and Kevin to Ben, 'you're such a good brother, I'd pick you again.'"
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Adorable and clever book about twins,
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This review is from: Kevin and Ben (Paperback)
This book is a book about identical twins designed for the young preschool reader. Although the illustrations aren't quite as wonderful as the text, the book is a delight both aurally and visually. Kevin and Ben are identical twin boys who bring their parents joy, exhausation and even confusion -- their parents can't tell them apart at one point. I won't spoil the surprise by telling you how the mistake is ultimately set right.Written in clever and readable rhyme, the book follows the boys from birth to big boy-hood and concludes with a really touching observation that, despite some of the inevitable pitfalls of having an identical twin, there is a special quality to the relationship that more than compensates for those pitfalls. A must-read for anyone with young twins and a pleasure for anyone with young children. I only wish this book were published in hardcover, as it should be to match its status as a classic.
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