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I love the #beautybreak idea, thanks @ImperfectCJ !

Joining in with one of the backyard bunnies nomming on my geraniums.

(Thankfully a much more sedate bunny than the bunnies in the tagged book, currently one of my 3 yr old's favourite library check outs)

“PIGEON AT THE WHEEL!“

I overall think this book is a great, lighthearted read that makes a great addition to any classroom library.

Caldecott Honor Book | Picture book published in 2003
The pictures within this book are very simplistic, almost like sketches added onto the page. I think this fits the dynamic of the story and the way it is written very well.

This book is perfect for bus saftey and the end of the day pickup story.

“Hey, can I drive the bus? Please! I'll be careful. I promise!“

2003 🏆😒😻😢🥹🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩This book is a TIMELESS CLASSIC. The way the pidgeon is consistently side eyeing and getting into trouble with the simple thought bubbles that show its emotions is halarious. Not only is it captivating to read but also to look at. I am sat.

Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus is a picture book that was published in 2003. The illustrations include the pigeon having exaggerated facial expressions and dynamic poses which convey a range of emotions such as pleading to frustration. These emotions effectively communicate its desires and reactions. The use of speech bubbles and varying font sizes further emphasizes the pigeon's tone and urgency.

“LET ME DRIVE THE BUS.“

This story can teach children how to be patient and kind to others. In the story, the pigeon was demanding and impatient which led him to yelling at one of his friends. My students will learn that is not an appropriate way to talk to others.