The End of the Book

[The_Sacrificed]

Track #10 off of Dream Too Much-Discuss it here!

[jazer426]

I quite like this one. Also had to go on to amazon and write a nice review of the album. A solid children's album.

[X]

I found this catchy when I first heard the preview but thought it was too repetitive, after hearing the full song now I don't mind the repetitiveness, I think it suits the song nicely.

Anyway, I really like this one, would make a nice kids show ending song (same with If You're a Star).

[Marcinho]

I'm just quite worried I might not be able to memorize the chorus.

[Frettchen]

From the snippet of the chorus we got, I thought and hoped the song would be from toddler's/child's view. Because when I hear Amy sing "READ IT AGAAAIIIN!", I imagine a toddler throwing a tantrum. But oh well, still a nice song with a sweet message for the target audience.

[FallenEvArmy]

I too thought that this would be too repetitive but once you hear the full song, it suits it and I find myself eager to sing the chorus.

[blueberry]

Sept 30, 2016 11:38:10 GMT -5 Frettchen said:

From the snippet of the chorus we got, I thought and hoped the song would be from toddler's/child's view. Because when I hear Amy sing "READ IT AGAAAIIIN!", I imagine a toddler throwing a tantrum. But oh well, still a nice song with a sweet message for the target audience.

I think that's why the chorus is a repetitive 'read it again.' To mimic the way a toddler would throw a fit when they wanted to hear the story again. For the most part, young children don't have extensive vocabularies. So I think it's partly meeting your wish for it to be from a toddlers view. Obviously not as much as 'I'm Not Tired,' though.

[princeofpersia]