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Kindergarten-Grade 4–Sixteen thoughtful poems about being thankful for everyday things. Grimes uses a variety of forms that include haiku, a riddle, and a rebus in selections that speak directly to the experiences of young children. In Lunch Box Love Notes, a big sister sometimes resents having to watch out for her baby brother, but a note left in her lunch box by her mother thanking her for taking such good care of Ray makes it worthwhile. Dear Teacher closes, Signed, David/who only hates math/½ as much/as he used to. A Lesson from the Deaf simply and eloquently describes saying thank you in sign language. Cabreras acrylic illustrations are distinctive, folksy, and effective. The art for Mystery is particularly effective, showcasing 42 children of different ethnicities in small, rectangular portraits. A lovely book for reflection and discussion.–Mary N. Oluonye, Shaker Heights Public Library, OH |
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I got this book from the public library in time for Thanksgiving. We read the poems together and discussed each one. My children are 9 and eight and yes some were a little babyish for the nine year old. we enjoyed them and the idea that there are some many ways to say thank you. I would recommend this book as an enjoyable family read and to give kids something to think about. Our project is to discover over the weekend how many ways to say thanks. |
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