Don’t Ever Look Behind Door 32 book review

Don't Ever Look Behind Door 32 book review

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I received a copy of Don’t Ever Look Behind Door 32 for review. All opinions are my own. 

Don't Ever Look Behind Door 32 book review

Don’t Ever Look Behind Door 32

by BCR Fegan and Illustrated by Lenny Wen.

The magical Hotel of Hoo is a mysterious place with some very unusual occupants. As our guests explore the strange hotel, they are invited to experience everything it has to offer with just one warning … don’t ever look behind door 32!

This picture book aims to take children beyond the first 10 cardinal numbers, and introduces them to the patterns of counting in a fun and accessible way. With rooms to explore and unique objects to count, 

You can learn more about author B.C.R Fegan here and illustrator Lenny Wen here.


Our Thoughts

Absolutely love this book! My first thought when looking at the cover was that it reminded me of A Series of Unfortunate Events. Unlike that popular and riveting series, the children in this book are never in any harm. Rather they get to explore a hotel and find new friends behind every door. Well, every door but door 32. Don’t ever look behind door 32. 

I love how this book introduces counting in a way that the kids don’t even realize they are counting. With the repetition of Door 32, it makes it easy to read with Lincoln as he is still learning to read. He caught on to door 32 pretty quick and was able to read the numbers along with me. It goes beyond counting, so yes parents, this is one you can read over and over again.

Don't Ever Look Behind Door 32 book review

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One day I walked into our family room just as Rosie put it down once again. She giggled, not knowing I was in the room with her. Out loud she quietly whispered, “That’s a good book”. 

Any parent knows that when they catch their child in moments like that, it’s a winner. 


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