James T. De Kay

Well-written. Compelling story.

This short book packs a lot of information in its pages. The author explains is simple language for kids how lefties differ from their right handed peers. He also gives some real medical and scientific reasons and theories to back up his claims. Lavishly illustrated, this book is sure to appeal to lefties and the people who love them.

This is a great book for left handed kids, but it’s likely to make right handed kids a bit jealous of their left handed peers. With many clever illustrations, the author certainly does make a case for lefties being superior. The book has a lot of interesting facts and tidbits. I found it quite interesting that two right handed parents only have a 2% chance of having a left handed child. That happened in my family twice! It’s an entertaining and informative book.

The author makes some interesting points for being left handed. Filled with many cute illustrations, this book is great for kids, left and right handed ones, as it shows how lefties have to adapt to a mostly right handed world.