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The book’s appealing cover will engage children, and the poems might prompt them to create their own silly rhymes.
This masterly account of an egregious episode in American history is (and will remain) vital reading. An essential acquisition.
Give this to anyone who exists in a gendered society. (Which means, as the book points out, everyone.) Highly recommended for school and public libraries.
The protagonists’ fears and worries are completely relatable and readers will joyfully join in the refrain of, “I’m brave! I’m strong! I’m five!” A first purchase for libraries serving young children.
This beautiful book belongs in all picture book collections, specially given the dearth of books about the inhabitants of the Amazon region.
Only Jeffers knows if this 2019 fable is about Trumpian terrors, the horror of late-stage capitalism, or simply a cautionary tale against greed that is as old as storytelling itself. Regardless of its intentions, this minimalistic masterpiece is a must-read for all ages.
Babies love babies. Babies love animals. Babies love learning about the world. This irresistible book has it all.
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