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REVIEWS
What Can I Do? A Donkey-Donk Story is a charming narrative about the adventures of a miniature donkey moving to a new home. This easy-to-read account was paired with beautiful photographs and turned out to be a joyous addition to our homeschool library...this book is a fun look at a day in the life of a miniature donkey trying new things. Our children and preschool book club attendees definitely enjoyed the story and the lesson that each horse’s talent is important on the farm. I would recommend this book for children ages three to eight years old. - The Old Schoolhouse Magazine
If you are searching for a picture book to read to your homeschooler or class that will elicit smiles, peals of laughter, and giggles, then look no further. What Can I Do? A Donkey-Donk Story by award-winning author Ellen F. Feld is the perfect book. I read this wonderful story to my first-grade class, and they absolutely loved it! The book is not too long, so they were actively engaged, and I knew I had their attention after the first page. - Valerie Schuetta, M.Ed., The Homeschool Review
What Can I Do? is filled with 36 full-page photo portraits of Donk and his fellow equine farm residents enjoying their home together. The simple language and short descriptive narrative are easily accessible for young readers ages 4-8 years. What Can I Do? is must read literature for children who love animals. Also highly recommended is What Does a Police Horse Do? (9780983113898, $9.95), by Ellen F. Feld, photo-illustrated by John Cebula, another nonfiction horse story by the same publisher, author, and photographer. - Midwest Book Review