pickI loved this SO MUCH! You know that phrase 'brain teaser'? Well this was a cross between a 'brain engager' and a 'brain happy-er'. 😁 I honestly think the the title and cover do the book a disservice because it's a such a clever, well-crafted little collection of poems. On top of both the title and the poem itself in each case indicating an image related to the subject matter, most of the poems had a pleasant rhythm and a rhyming scheme. 1/2
1•A gift: a waterfall scene painted onto a leaf
2•/3• 2 beautifully illustrated ebooks. Tagged involves a boy asking his grandfather from where do poems (haikus) come. #haikuhive
4•graphic novel about a Korean-born girl coping with a move to U.S.
5•audiobook with setting in Grand Central Station.
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“He reminded us that everyone is special, just the way they are.”
Discover the story behind the man who made every day in the neighborhood special. In Hello Neighbor!, Caldecott Medalist Matthew Cordell brings the life and legacy of Fred Rogers to readers young and old. This beautifully crafted picture book is a celebration of empathy, imagination, and the enduring message that kindness makes the world a better place.
pickHello Neighbor! is a heartfelt and beautifully illustrated tribute to Fred Rogers, the beloved host of Mister Rogers‘ Neighborhood. Matthew Cordell captures the gentle spirit and profound impact of Mister Rogers, exploring his journey from a shy boy to a groundbreaking television icon who redefined children‘s programming.
pickThis book gives a great representation of a dealing with a disorder in the classroom. Specifically ADHD and the challenges someone with this would face.
If you need a moment to remember poetry is for everyone, pick this up. ♥️ 1w