Rock Your Fashion and Musical Knowledge with Circe and Aliyah’s Rockin’ Dress-Up Adventure by Marina Kushnir and Robert Anasi Dumbass (Book Review #2026)

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Circe and Aliyah’s Rockin’ Dress-Up Adventure: Groovy Cut-Out Paper Dolls by Marina Royzman Kushnir and Robert Edward Anasi is an exciting and interactive journey into the world of music and fashion, perfect for young music enthusiasts and aspiring artists. The book follows two best friends, Circe and Aliyah, as they teach themselves to play guitar and prepare for a big performance—but their biggest dilemma is figuring out what to wear!

What sets this book apart is its unique combination of music styles and fashion. With outfits linked to rock, folk, blues, jazz, country, reggae, flamenco, and classical, young readers get to explore the fashion of their favorite music genres, while learning about legendary musicians like Jimi Hendrix, Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, Janis Joplin, Bob Marley, and Johnny Cash. It’s an educational yet fun way to introduce children to diverse musical traditions and iconic figures, all while letting them tap into their creative side by selecting outfits for the paper dolls.

The interactive nature of the book encourages kids to cut out the dolls and outfits, which is a great way to foster fine motor skills and patience. The realistic and charming illustrations, based on the likeness of the author’s friends’ children, bring Circe and Aliyah to life. Plus, the opportunity for family involvement—whether assisting with cutting out the pieces or discussing music styles—is a delightful bonding experience.

Whether you’re a parent, educator, or simply looking for a creative way to inspire young minds, Circe and Aliyah’s Rockin’ Dress-Up Adventure is a must-have for introducing kids to the vibrant worlds of fashion and music.

Written by Jeyran Main


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