“Sometimes the best adventures are the ones you never expect.”
“Sometimes the best adventures are the ones you never expect.”
I think this book could be used in the classroom to teach about creativity and realizing the little moments in life and how everything is a part of your own personal journey
this story talks about a hot dog who talks about his journey of exciting encounters. It talks about the themes of friendship and the joys of having adventures. The hot dog meets many characters along his journey and teaches the idea of stepping outside your comfort zone.
Great book for demonstrating what it means to be a good friend and would be great for younger grades.
This book had lots of great illustrations that were very vibrant. It does a great job at demonstrating the theme of friendship which is great for younger grades.
Published 2022
Caldecott winner
“But the beach—ah, the beach—is a place to breathe deep, dig holes, chase seagulls, and finally... just be.“
Hot Dog by Doug Salati follows a city dog escaping the chaos for a peaceful beach getaway. The story‘s vibrant illustrations capture the shift from the hectic city to the soothing shore. This heartwarming tale highlights the healing power of nature and the need to take breaks to recharge and find tranquility.
Hot Dog by Doug Salati, the 2023 Caldecott Medal winner, tells the story of a city dog finding peace at the beach. The illustrations contrast the bustling city with the tranquil shore, using soft colors and textures to capture the mood. The book‘s message emphasizes the importance of taking breaks and reconnecting with nature to relieve stress and find calm.
As many know I live in Asheville NC. I have been incredibly lucky, my apartment only took very light wind damage and I live in an area that didn‘t flood. My workplace was under water to the ceiling, no idea when we‘ll get the shop operational again. But I am safe, my power is back but I have no water. FEMA distribution started today, so I have bottled water and I have plenty of food. So many are much worse off than I am. Please keep NC in your⬇️