Kimora Goes to Town is a book that wows the imagination of its small readers. It is a book of curiosity and education at the same time. Little Miss Kimora goes to town and is cast into a scene of busyness, color, sounds, and feelings. The door of curiosity is open for her and her friends, and many questions and answers ensue. And because of that, the mind is expanding because more information come flooding in, engaging the pleasure principles of their curiosity. This book warms the heart of both the adult and the child. Every child must be read to, and every child must read a story from their favorite book to a curious adult, sharing smiles that turn into laughter. When children take note of how much a book is important to an adult, it causes them to develop the same pleasure for the very thing that the adult displays as pleasurable. Adults and children alike must enjoy each other's company while they both read to each other. This makes the stories even more enjoyable, and because the pleasure principles are engaged, its information will successfully be deposited into the long‐term memory so that they can draw on it whenever it is needed.