The text itself isn’t too difficult with its short sentences. The Japanese characters look very much like Pinkalicious and her family except that they have slanted eyes and darker hair. I was happy to see some diversity in Pinkalicious’s world, but the illustrations struck me as being on the smallest end of diversity.
So I wasn’t surprised to read (in my first Pinkalicious reader!) a little magical transportation to Japan. After all, the original Pinkalicious story involves the protagonist turning pink after eating too many cupcakes. I like to think of Pinkalicious as magical realism for beginning readers. But when she has trouble getting her kite off the ground, will anyone help her?
Pinkalicious has been waiting for the cherry blossom festival so she can fly her kite. Series: Pinkalicious (Pink Around the Rink, Pinkalicious and the Cupcake Calamity, Pinkalicious and the Pink Parakeet, Pinkalicious and the Pinkatastic Zoo Day, Pink-a-rama, The Pinkerrific Playdate, Pinkie Promise, The Princess of Pink Slumber Party, Puptastic!, School Rules!, Soccer Star) Thoughts
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