This delightful book is an OK read for the youngest members of the family. When I read it, I’ve noticed that it provided a double purpose: (One) to help kids learn the numbers and (two) to include a lesson on values.
Have you read books that have provided you with more than
one lesson? If you haven’t read one, what lesson/s would you want to see written
in books for the very young audience?
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6 comments:
Zelsa Zero looks like a picture book. I love the cover.
Cute! I love books that have double meanings, or that tell a story that communicates a much deeper principal, but can also just be read as a story. One of my favorites is The Giving Tree.
I love the bright, multi-coloured images...
You did it!
Congratulations on reaching the finishing line of the A to Z challenge, Sittie!
I don't have kids, so would have to think about what lessons I'd want to see in their books.
Congratulations on completing the Challenge!
well done for completing the challenge. I don't like children's books which are too preachy so if the lesson is obvious without being fun then I probably wont read it to children. I picked up one recently which was supposed to be 'zen' and it made me gag with the pomposity of it. I asked myself one why it was even in print and two why the heck the author did not research their subject and three how an editor was conned by it? Subtle lessons are so much more effective. :) Happy writing
---Rachna: Yes, it's a cute book.
---Crystal: The Giving Tree, taking note of that. Thanks, Crystal!
---Michelle: Thanks! And thanks for all the support, Michelle!
---Alex: It's fun to find books that you'd treasure and, hopefully, when you have kids, you'd find the right one.
Thanks, by the way! I loved the Challenge!
---Cecilia: Thanks! And thanks for the visit!
I've read some books like those you mentioned, but I think, at that time it was chosen, it seemed good.
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