“Can I stay in the tub forever?“

This book uses speech bubbles for the text. I love the illustrations because its kind of like a cartoon. great way to keep kids entertained. Love this book!

I would use this book in a classroom to talk about hygiene and that it is important to take care of yourself. You will feel better if you take care of yourself and your body. It is a fun way to introduce a topic that children may not realize is important yet!

This book has very simple text, the emphasis is on the illustrations. The illustrations are abstract and very unique. Pretty cool book!

I would use this book in my classroom to talk about animals and how they have families. I would also use the illustrations to teach children about color and drawing.

I liked this book! Great pictures, fun story. Accurate pictures to describe the plot.

This is a great picture book to use in the classroom for a fun story. The illustrations are amazing. It includes repetition, so maybe it could be used in the classroom to make predictions!

“Chrysanthemum did not think her name was absolutely perfect. She knew it! “

I would recommend this book! It is a very good story with great illustrations. It's also told from a animal's POV and I think that helps draw in attention.

I would use this in my classroom on the first day or first week of school. It's a great way to set a positive, safe, and welcoming learning environment for your classroom. It will allow students to feel comfortable with their name and other differences. Be comfortable with themselves and know that everyone accepts them for who they are.

“There are many ways of letting go. With each goodbye, a new hello.“

I loved this book, very heartwarming. I liked the format and illustrations that the author used. Very straight to the point and easy for children to grasp the main idea.

This was a cute book to show new beginnings and trying new things. I would use this in the classroom to share with children that its okay to grow out of things and want to try new experiences.

“Hazel loves camping. Tilly loves camping. Crickets sing you to sleep when you are camping.“

I liked this book, the pictures were pleasing and it was cute to read. The pictures gave a lot of detail to the story. It looks like water colors were used, so this could be a good entrance to an art lesson too!

I think I would use this in my classroom if I had students who enjoyed camping, if that was a part of their life and hobbies. It's a good way to explain what happens during camping and all the beautiful parts of nature and outdoors.

The children were very sorry the bird was dead and could never fly again. But they were glad they had found it, because now they could dig a grave in the woods and bury it.

The illustrations look like cartoons, which is a good way to keep children fascinated. I thought this book was simple and easy to follow. It talks about the hard topic of death with a bird. But it can show children how to make light of something sad. I would read this to my class.

This book does a great job at not “dumbing“ a topic down just for children. It talks about the death of a bird and how the children made a funeral for it. It's a great way for children to understand death and not beat around the bush with this topic.

Oh, look! There's magic everywhere!

The illustrations in this book were very simple and realistic to the way children probably draw. It was pleasing to look at, not too much was on the page for distractions. I would use this book in a classroom!

I would use this book in the classroom for an interactive lesson on plants and nature/outdoors. It is interactive for the children, it tells them to clap before the next page to see it rain and the next page is rainy. I think this is cool for children because they feel involved in the reading and familiar with the content.

Take a breath. Close your eyes. Pretend to float. Let calm arise.

I thought this book was a super cute way to show children's emotions at school. I loved the illustrations, color, and different fonts for the text. I would definitely use this in a classroom.

I would use this book during the first week of school to get rid of the first day “jitters“. It can help children not feel alone with their emotions and know that theirs other people out there feeling all the emotions too! This would contribute to a great lesson on emotions as well because it describes some instances where people feel certain emotions.

I thought this book was unique. It isn't like every other book, it had illustrations covering the whole two pages, sometimes you have to turn the book to see them. I would read this to my class for fun!

This book would be good for teaching a lesson on rhyming or art. There is a lot of rhymes, synonyms, and antonyms. The pictures are very unique.

“Nobody‘s free until everybody‘s free."

Voice of Freedom shares the remarkable life of Fannie Lou Hamer, who fought hard for civil rights and equality. Through beautiful illustrations and easy-to-read text, this book brings her story to life and shows how her strength helped change the world.

Hamer tells the inspiring story of Fannie Lou Hamer, a key figure in the fight for civil rights. Written by Carole Boston Weatherford and illustrated by Ekua Holmes, this book captures Hamer‘s bravery and dedication to justice. It‘s a powerful and engaging read that shows how one person's courage can make a big difference.

“Winnie was a special bear, and as you‘ll see, she had a very special story.”

The true story of how a soldier found a bear cub named Winnie, who later inspired Winnie-the-Pooh. It‘s a lovely book with beautiful illustrations and a sweet story.

A charming book about the real bear behind Winnie-the-Pooh. It tells how a soldier found a bear cub named Winnie and brought her to London, where she became famous. The book has great pictures and a heartwarming story that kids will love.

And the wild things roared their terrible roars and gnashed their terrible teeth and rolled their terrible eyes and showed their terrible claws.”

Max, a boy who gets sent to his room, sails to a magical land of wild creatures. The book‘s great illustrations and imaginative story explore adventure and the feeling of coming back home.

It tells the story of Max, a boy who, after being sent to his room, finds himself in a land of wild creatures. The book‘s beautiful pictures and fun story show Max‘s journey and his return home, making it a favorite for both kids and adults.

"Why should I work when you can do it all for me?" the bear asked. "Because," said the hare, "I‘m the one who knows how to make a good deal—and you‘ll find out that a little effort goes a long way!"

A clever hare and a lazy bear make a deal for farming land. The hare‘s smart ideas and hard work turn the tables, making this a fun and colorful story about the benefits of being clever and working hard.

It tells the story of a smart hare who makes a deal with a lazy bear to farm his land. The hare‘s hard work and clever plans turn the situation around, showing that being smart and putting in effort can lead to great results. The book is filled with colorful illustrations and a funny story that kids will enjoy while learning about hard work and creativity.

“Jane Goodall was a little girl who wanted to change the world. She loved animals and had big dreams, and through her heart and hard work, she made those dreams come true.”

A great book for kids that tells the story of young Jane Goodall. The illustrations are fun, and the story is easy to understand. It shows how Jane's love for animals led her to become a well-known scientist. It‘s a lovely book that inspires kids to follow their passions and make a difference.

This is a picture book about Jane Goodall as a child. It shows how her love for animals and her curiosity helped her grow up to be a famous scientist who studies animals. The book has nice illustrations and a simple story that encourages kids to follow their dreams.

“the old lady swallowed a fly; I don't know why she swallowed a fly. Perhaps she'll die.”

a fun book about a silly old lady who keeps swallowing animals, starting with a fly. Each animal she swallows is bigger than the last, making the story more and more amusing. The colorful pictures and catchy rhymes make it a great read for kids.

a charming and funny book that kids love. The story is silly and entertaining, and the illustrations are bright and lively. The repetitive rhymes make it easy for children to follow along and join in the fun. It's a great choice for storytime.

“We fight for those who cannot fight for themselves”

I would use this book in a lesson talking about natural resources. How important water is and how we should take care of our environment. I could also tie it into a lesson about how working together is very beneficial. Another thing I could talk about is culture.

This book was a good read. It included great illustrations and dialogue. It represents culture and standing together, sends a great message.

“It can happen when people get angry. They want to smash and destroy. They don‘t care anymore what‘s right and what‘s wrong.”

I think this would be great for teaching children about danger and riots. It shows how Daniel saw a riot outside his home and it could give kids insight on how to handle being in a situation like that and what to do. It can also help some children who have been through experiences like this relate to the child in the book.