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Very funny! This is the the type of book written to keep parents sane when the children are too young to know the difference. But it‘s actually also educational if a kid wants to go back to it later. It has enough info to spark useful questions and spur kids or their grown ups onto intelligent research tracks. #BBRC PB letter H @LibrarianRyan #TeamGameSleighers @StayCurious

November reading recap: Last month, 17 of 29 books read rated high enough to make the list. https://debbybrauer.org/#november-2021-recap

[Now that I've caught up with November (which was atypically high) I'm only a tiny bit behind on reviews. After today or tomorrow, my reading posts should settle down for a bit, fingers crossed!]

After seeing his illustrations for The Day the Crayons Quit last week, I‘m on an Oliver Jeffers kick. In addition to this book, I have two more children‘s books both written and illustrated by Jeffers waiting near the top of my TBR list. Read my full review here: https://debbybrauer.org/#here-we-are-notes-for-living-on-plan...

Here We Are: Notes for Living On Planet Earth by Oliver Jeffrey is a RF-RA picture book about a boy introducing his new baby brother to facts about earth and all that is in and around it. This book is great to add to a science lesson about the earth and all the things that we need to live. #UCFLAE3414SP21

Here We Are is written and illustrated by Oliver Jeffers. Absolutely loved reading this SF and RF book. This book is a #1 TIME Best Book of the Year and a #1 New York Times Bestseller. This book can be used in the classroom to teach students about our world and living on planet Earth. #ucflae3414su19

Here We Are, a NF picture book written and illustrated by Oliver Jeffers, would be a great story to use for RA. This book explains to children the amazing wonders of our universe! (Cont.) #ucflae3414su19

This was an interesting look at the earth we live on.
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Here We Are is a RF picture book written and illustrated by Oliver Jeffers. This book is written for a child so they can have basic notes for living on Earth. This book would be a great AS due to the fact the the author also illustrates his own books. He was also a Kohl's Cares author and has written more than 14 books.

Beautiful Illustrations. Beautiful message about caring for our one and only, unique and diverse home. I‘ve already gifted several copies of this book to a few nieces and nephews - including one I bought for myself that I ended up giving away as a gift. It‘s one of my favorite picture books and have already bought another copy (until I gift that one too).

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Look at these illustrations! 😍 #BBRC

Wow! Just wow! I simply L💙VED this #Picturebook. From the dedication, to the illustrations and tiny details, to the story itself... I found that it was pure perfection. Please read this one to your little ones if you haven‘t already. There‘s so many great conversation starters and learning bits and bobs. ⭐️

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@Timg138 and I are here!!! Feel free to say hi while you're wandering around #BookCon2019! @mrbook @thespineview

5 ⭐ to this great book..
Explains all the elements on earth and space and also talks about being kind to each other and respect differences among people. This is one of my son's favorite books now

Love this. It is a mix of science and philosophy and art, all in a book written to welcome a new baby to Earth. Oliver Jeffers is amazing.

It‘s World Water Week! 💦 my son loves this book, the illustrations are bright and happy, all about Mother Earth. Even though he doesn‘t really understand it yet, I‘m trying to raise a little human that gives a sh*t about the planet. Bonus, you can buy temp tattoos of the animal illustrations from this book at Tattly. 🐙

Favourites in May: Circe (fresh retelling from Greek mythology); Less (a funny novel about gay marriage); Louis Undercover (a tender graphic novel about children with an alcoholic father); and Here We Are (a picture book guide to being a good citizen on planet Earth).

Be kind. Be patient. Ask questions. These are some of the messages of advice embedded in this #picturebook by Oliver Jeffers, created to introduce his newborn son to our physical and social world. It‘s whimsical and warm and full of wonder. A treat for all ages. 🌏❤️

There are so many adorable things about this book. Can you spot the lesbian couple?

On our planet, there are people.
One people is a person.
You are a person. You have a body.
Look after it, as most bits
don‘t grow back.

You‘re never alone on Earth. ❤️

#HopIntoSpring Day 22: This is a beautiful tribute to #PlanetEarth created by the unparalleled Oliver Jeffers to his son. More than just the simple useful notes that will help Oliver‘s son navigate his way around this planet, it is also meant to convey that as overwhelmed as he may sometimes feel in this big wide world – he is never alone. Full review here: https://gatheringbooks.org/2018/01/31/nonfiction-wednesday-51/

I absolutely love this book! It is great for a science lesson that you want to squeeze good books into! It contains so much useful information while staying fun and engaging for students. This book takes you throughout our Earth, the even the space surrounding it. Use this book to teach about the world and the people around our students in a cute and creative way! (It's also my favorite that i've posted about so far!!) #UCFLAE3414

Jeffers, a master at his craft, wrote this book to explain our planet to his son. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

My library haul with Charlene sleeping today! #catsoflitsy