pick4 ⭐ Jayme Lee Curtis is a master at asking a child‘s question. The thoughts and imagination of our narrator take them up high and down low in perfect drawing. It also has spot on cadence and amazing illustrations. If there was a GOAT of a celebrity author, it is Jayme Lee Curtis. And fun bit if you ever read one of her books check out her bio. She has done so much that I love how she chooses to write her bio in her kids books.
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pick4 ⭐ This book sounds like Kristen Bell. It does have a co-author in Benjamin Hart, but it feels like Kristen Bell. The woman you see in interviews, in movies, on podcasts. This feels like her. The book is mainly about being yourself and helping others and the more you do that the more purple you become. That we are all better together when we help everyone else out. I love this. It‘s a nice concept. The idea is there. I think it‘s presented well.
I WAS planning on starting this puzzle to work on throughout the month, but my rocket-scientist son came home and completed it in 24 hours. So, um… yeah. 🤷🏻♀️
"Why do we need the sun? The sun gives us light, warmth, and energy."
This is perfect for encouraging a love of learning in young students. Use it as a reference book during science lessons or for student-led research on topics that interest them.
pickThis fun and informative book answers questions kids often ask, such as "Why do I have to sleep?" and "Why do we need the sun?" With bright pictures and clear explanations, it sparks curiosity and encourages further exploration.
