Why we'd hand it over
A century-old romp that feels utterly modern in its sibling dynamics and earnest bumbling—Nesbit's gift for comedy and character shines brightest here, and kids pick up on the quiet moral architecture without sermonizing.
A century-old romp that feels utterly modern in its sibling dynamics and earnest bumbling—Nesbit's gift for comedy and character shines brightest here, and kids pick up on the quiet moral architecture without sermonizing.