so-so3 ⭐ I don‘t like that the illustrator does not get recognition on the cover. This book is too easy of a book for the illustrator not to get name recognition on the cover. You have various animals trying to get their child to say data and the animals respond with the sound you expect them to. That is it. The concept is cute, but by no means is this genius. The real credit in this book is the illustrator who makes this book worth reading.
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I love David Shannon's books. “No, David“ is a fave but this one is really good, also!
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“So the cows went on strike.“ I think students would love this story and think it's very silly and I believe this quote would have them laughing!
This would be a fun story to read when talking about persuasive writing. Students could analyze the writings done by the animals and come up with their own persuasive writing.
pickClick, Clack, Moo: Cows That Type by Doreen Cronin, 2000. A Caldecott Honor Book. This book is very funny and will keep students engaged. This book can be used to teach the importance of communication and self-advocacy. The illustrations are fun and help aid in telling the story.
so-soI‘m not the biggest Fallon fan, but this is a good #PictureBook for a quick story time for really young kids, especially for animal sounds and identification. It‘s also pretty basic. I‘m not completely in love with the illustrations either. I had hoped for more. #BBRC #LetterY
