So what's a burp? Two? Three?
THREE PROS
*I can't tell you how difficult it is to explain the concept of time to my son (he thinks the idea of 'yesterday' is basically anytime before today) -- needless to say, I love the subject matter
*Crammed full of material but still finds a way to be almost the perfect length
*Crammed full of material but still finds a way to be almost the perfect length
*Hazel Hutchins' text is very sweet and loving to boot
THREE CONS
THREE CONS
*Kady MacDonald Denton is a perfectly good illustrator, but I would have chosen about ten other styles over the faded watercolors found inside (I guess my general rule is avoid faded watercolors whenever possible)
*If I had to pick the weakest segment, I would argue that the examples used to depict a month resonated a little less powerfully than the rest
*That red 'c' on the cover bothers me for some reason
ONE DAD'S OPINION
I was starting to worry that I was stuck in some sort of ratings purgatory, what with all of the Borrows and Donates I have checked out of late. But then, like a godsend, this story appeared before my eyes. It's maybe a page too long for my taste, but other than that it's really a great time. Don't waste another moment -- you've gotta Buy ASIAH.
*That red 'c' on the cover bothers me for some reason
ONE DAD'S OPINION
I was starting to worry that I was stuck in some sort of ratings purgatory, what with all of the Borrows and Donates I have checked out of late. But then, like a godsend, this story appeared before my eyes. It's maybe a page too long for my taste, but other than that it's really a great time. Don't waste another moment -- you've gotta Buy ASIAH.
1 comment:
My kids loved "Telling Time with Mama Cat" and this may be another book that adds to the concept of time by bringing in weeks and months. Thanks for the review.
I am also an author who would like to send you a hard copy of "Kaela and the Missing Canine" for review. The story is a kid friendly mystery with counting, finding and guessing throughout. As a multiple read picture book there are many layers that families can explore together.
My name is Deborah Hartman and my email is:
debbie_hartman@comcast.net
Thanks
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