Overall, I think Fedrico Exaggerated is an excellent picture book. The vocabulary used by the author was not too difficult, and the author sprinkled some Spanish words into the story. Even as someone who does not speak Spanish, I was able to comprehend what the words meant just by looking at the surrounding sentence (though there is a glossary that lists the definitions of all the Spanish words used). The pictures were very vibrant and accurately illustrated the scenery in the story as well as the emotions of the various characters. The author also did a great job of consistently keeping the perspective of Fedrico, describing things that we as humans can identify through the lens of a bird. This story also teaches an important lesson about telling the truth, by showing readers how even Fedrico's closest friends have come to assume that all his stories are made up of lies. This book is a great book for readers looking for a fun picture book about a mischievous bird!