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The pigeon books are always a hit with younger children as they are usually funny and goofy. Like many of them though, this book is very repetitive and doesn‘t have a lot of literary focus. It is good for a quick read sometimes but not great for teaching especially older students
Published 2003
Picture book

“I do NOT need a bath! I am a Pigeon!”

In The Pigeon Needs a Bath!, Mo Willems brings back the stubborn Pigeon, who hilariously protests the idea of taking a bath. With his signature humor and expressive illustrations, Willems captures the relatable struggle of children resisting self-care. This engaging story invites young readers to join the Pigeon on his comedic journey, exploring the importance of cleanliness in a fun and interactive way. Will he accept his fate?

The Pigeon Needs a Bath! by Mo Willems captivates with its simple yet expressive illustrations. The Pigeon‘s oversized features convey a range of emotions, drawing readers in with humor and relatability. The story promotes self-care through the Pigeon‘s humorous reluctance to bathe, making it a fun, interactive experience. Willems combines entertainment with valuable life lessons, creating a delightful read for children.

“Hey, can I drive the bus? Please! I'll be careful. I promise!“

In Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus! by Mo Willems, a cheeky pigeon desperately tries to persuade readers to let him take the wheel. With humor and charm, he begs, pleads, and throws tantrums, inviting young readers to join in the fun by firmly saying “no.“ This interactive picture book teaches children about boundaries and assertiveness, making it a beloved classic that sparks laughter and imagination during storytime.

Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus! by Mo Willems features bold, cartoonish illustrations that highlight the pigeon‘s expressive emotions. The story conveys a humorous message about setting boundaries and asserting oneself while engaging young readers through direct interaction. Awarded the Caldecott Honor in 2004, it stands out for its visual humor and ability to foster literacy, making it a beloved classic in children's literature.

Great read aloud story for children to be engaged and laugh a lot at the funny bird

“What smell? I don‘t smell anything!”

This story by Mo Willems shows a very stubborn pigeon who refuses to take a bath. The bird tiptoes around taking a bath by saying that he is clean even though he appears very dirty. This is an incredibly fun story and the pigeon is very comical.