pickWord of the month #reflect
Leo makes a decision.
Illustrations in kid-lit are often described as simple (condescending?). The concept of reflection is not simple. In drawing, gesture is the technique used to convey meaning, but we don't label illustrations like we name literary devices. Maybe if we did, educators would teach more using graphic novels. What would you call them though?
pick4 ⭐ This book is lovely. While it looks like a picture book it‘s a small chapter book that is fully illustrated in color. It tells the story of evergreen a little squirrel who must go deliver medicine to Grandma Oak. To do so they must cross the forest which is dark and scary and has strange and dangerous things happen. But Evergreen learns that adventure awaits if you‘re only brave enough to take it. This book was lovely w excellent illustrations
pickI‘m in that “short audiobook” stage of my reading challenge for the year 🙃 I‘ve been wanting to read this for a while - it was great. Really good book on the challenges of creativity. I took a lot of notes. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Llama Llama is ready for bed, but when Mama Llama leaves the room, he starts to worry. Through playful rhymes and vibrant illustrations, Llama Llama Red Pajama captures the familiar bedtime anxieties of young children. This heartwarming story reassures kids that their worries will fade, and Mama will always return when needed most.
pickLlama Llama Red Pajama by Anna Dewdney features rhythmic, poetic text that engages young readers while telling the story of Llama Llama's bedtime anxieties. As Llama calls for his mama, the book explores the comforting message that it's okay to feel scared, but love and reassurance are always near. A heartwarming tale perfect for bedtime.
