A review by ljrinaldi
A Kid Is a Kid Is a Kid by Sara O'Leary
4.0
This book could just as well have been name "Ask the right question", because that is what it is about.
The point of the book is that people ask the wrong questions. So each child, in the story, says the question they hate, and the one they would like to be asked instead.
The ones they don't like are things like "Are you a boy or a girl" or "Why are you so short" or "Where do you come from?"
In the end they all agree the best question is "Do you want to play?"
Very cute, and there are quite a number of adults to need to learn this.
Thanks to Netgalley for making this book available for an honest review.
The point of the book is that people ask the wrong questions. So each child, in the story, says the question they hate, and the one they would like to be asked instead.
The ones they don't like are things like "Are you a boy or a girl" or "Why are you so short" or "Where do you come from?"
In the end they all agree the best question is "Do you want to play?"
Very cute, and there are quite a number of adults to need to learn this.
Thanks to Netgalley for making this book available for an honest review.