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Written and Illustrated by Ashley Spires
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This book is a RF picture book about a young girl and her dog who set out to create the most magnificent thing but the result is not what she had in mind. I believe that this book would best be used in the classroom as an IR.
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The Most Magnificent Thing is an SF written by Ashley Spires. It's a cute story about a girl who has this idea to make the most magnificent thing with her dog (and sidekick) but she faces a lot of difficulties getting it just right. She gets frustrated halfway through and gives up, but then gives it another shot. Rachel loved this book, specifically for the dog and the illustrations of him. #UCFLAE3414SP20

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Wonderful children‘s book 5 🌟

6 points - book read and participation

This is a fiction book. I would use this as a read aloud. This book is about a little girl with a dog as her best friend. She is always inventing stuff but this time she wanted to invent something magnificent. She knew what she wanted it to look like but kept trying and failing. She gives up. Her dog then tells her to try again.
Awards: None
UDL:8.1
EL: Audio available, easy text
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UM8oN4yzJqw
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“There are some parts of the wrong things that are really quite right.”

I love the theme and how it teaches kids to be resilient and creative.

I like the plot of this because it encourages students to be imaginative and follow their passions. It also teaches perseverance which is a great quality for young children to develop.

I got my wish on netgalley to review this book it was so cute This book is so adorable I loved it because the girl was trying to invent something truly magnificent I love seeing kids using their imagination and her assistant was adorable.

it was a great book about friendship. I love the friendship dynamics of the girl and her dog. I also love how it teaches creativity, ingenuity, perseverance, hope, failure and success in such simple storytelling. Sometimes you achieve something beautiful in something so simple. I also love the ending. The ending made their friendship stronger and was also a bit unexpected. I also love the illustrations! I love love love this book.

This delightful RF picture book is written and illustrated by Ashley Spires. This text could be utilized as a LC choice for younger grades. In this book, one girl and her best friend stop at nothing to create the most magnificent thing! It is a story of creativity and perseverance. This picture book can also be cross referenced with other subject areas as well to initiate STEM activities. #UCFLAE3414F17

An awesome science fiction book for children that I️ stumbled upon was The Most Magnificent Thing, written and illustrated by Ashley Spires. This picture book is great if IR or RA and takes readers through the journey of a young girl who hopes to make the most magnificent thing! She faces challenges but gets it just right with hard work and dedication. The following website includes activities, lesson plans, and useful vocab.

A great concept - a little girl working to build a magnificent thing, and becoming frustrated as it doesn‘t match her vision. The story follows her as she works through her setbacks. Cute art, as well. Shows kids the importance of perseverance and learning from your failures.

A RF story about a girl who has an amazing idea on creating the "most magnificent thing" ever. She knows exactly how she thinks it's going to look, but ends up failing and wants to give up. Instead her dog convinces her to take a break and she comes back to it. A lesson students can learn from, with mathematic's & technology. #UCFLAE3414SU17http://www.kidscanpress.com/sites/default/files/products/assets/MostMagnificentThingThe_2177_teaching_2.pdf

Absolutely brilliant! Not only does it have gorgeous, colourful and appealing artwork and intelligent, stimulating vocabulary, but also a wonderfully empowering story that will appeal to both children and parents. At the core of The Most Magnificent Thing is the lesson that failure is okay; children need to learn from mistakes, improve on what they've learned and that success can only be a result hard work and determination. A must read!