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A celebration of diversity and a lively portrayal of neighborly conviviality at its best, this story will put readers in a party mood, wherever they live.
This installment lacks the simplicity of Escargot’s debut (Escargot), but it is still a fun interactive book that will have readers practicing their own over-the-top French accent.
The story is so simple that it borders on shallow, but its message of self-acceptance is a strong one. A good book for early independent readers building basic text awareness.
The delicately poetic story subtly alludes to an immigrant experience of hard work and adapting to a new culture, but it also offers hope that old customs will continue to have a purpose in our rapidly changing world. A uniquely beautiful story that may appeal to slightly older readers.
Issues of peer acceptance, popularity, and the repercussions of divorce are delicately explored in this sweet and tender tale. Will resonate with middle grade and early high school students, especially those at a crossroads in their lives.