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This is a really cute book about transitioning from training wheels to a big bike. I loved the illustrations and red cowgirl boots.

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Book 170 of the year.

#AutumnPlease! Day 27: Nigel and the #Moon made me wonder why adults often assume that young people would only want to be one thing when they grow up. It also begs the question of how realistic should young people‘s dreams be. Maybe dreaming more than one dream is, in itself, a subversive, revolutionary act in a world that demands you to be only one thing, and never all than you can possibly be. My full review: https://wp.me/pDlzr-pCe

A random pick when I saw it on Hoopla I had to listen right away.

This book tells the story of a cookie who does not like school very much because they do not think they are smart. One day, the teacher asks the class to create something original. Although the cookie is nervous, they share what they have created and it is a huge success. This book can lead to discussions about anxiety from school, having confidence in yourself, exploring the world around you,and believing that everyone is smart in their own ways.

“The Smart Cookie“ is a picture book that using a multitude of elements of design to create a composition which is lighthearted and humorous. For example, a mix of light pastels with vibrant tones allows readers to see the mix of emotions that the main character is feeling. Large, red text with punctuation shows the excitement in the main character's voice. The use of straight and curved lines allows the reader to see an emphasis on movement.

“A crisp but subtle line.“ This quote I think describes the illustrations and as well as the book as a whole.

This book was so amazing to read. I thought the style of the artist and author fit in so well together. The way that the author describes the feeling of a haircut shows how important it is culturally and of course mentally. I really recommend this book for all ages.