Opere di Ruby Roth
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That's Why We Don't Eat Animals: A Book About… di Ruby Roth
I think this book can be used for intermediate and primary level students, but I am not sure if I would use it in my own primary classroom because of the content. This book talks about all the types of animals and how the food industry hurts them to make food. It is a lot of reasons about why people choose not to eat meat and food products that come from animals.
Note: I received a digital review copy of this book from the publisher through NetGalley.
Includes rodeos, circuses, races, testing, organics, pollution, aquariums, and concern for environment.
Everyone has had a really bad, no good day, and this book brings it down to a relatable level while packing in some humor and good messages along the way.
Hennie decides there's only one way to handle his bad day—to pull a paper bag over his head and leave it there. Forever, if need be. He fusses and fumes, and while staring at the paper, thinks back to all of the bad things that happened to him. And there were quite a few. But as he thinks, he realizes something he didn't before.
Hennie is adorable, and his attitude is completely understandable. The idea of simply pulling a paper bag over the head is something many readers can relate to (young and old). The illustrations allow this fuming to come to life with a touch of humor. The scenes allow Hennie's problems to come across clearly, but also illustrate how silly pulling a bag over the head can be. Young readers will sympathize...even with the bad moments of his day.
Hennie solves his problem himself by suddenly realizing that it was a tough day. I found this a bit of a stretch, since I don't know of any kids that age who can make this step on their own (not even many adults). Still, the message is one readers can learn from and does offer a sensible alternative to dealing with bad days.
I received a complimentary copy and found it fun and interesting enough to want to leave my honest thoughts.… (altro)
Hennie decides there's only one way to handle his bad day—to pull a paper bag over his head and leave it there. Forever, if need be. He fusses and fumes, and while staring at the paper, thinks back to all of the bad things that happened to him. And there were quite a few. But as he thinks, he realizes something he didn't before.
Hennie is adorable, and his attitude is completely understandable. The idea of simply pulling a paper bag over the head is something many readers can relate to (young and old). The illustrations allow this fuming to come to life with a touch of humor. The scenes allow Hennie's problems to come across clearly, but also illustrate how silly pulling a bag over the head can be. Young readers will sympathize...even with the bad moments of his day.
Hennie solves his problem himself by suddenly realizing that it was a tough day. I found this a bit of a stretch, since I don't know of any kids that age who can make this step on their own (not even many adults). Still, the message is one readers can learn from and does offer a sensible alternative to dealing with bad days.
I received a complimentary copy and found it fun and interesting enough to want to leave my honest thoughts.… (altro)
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Statistiche
- Opere
- 11
- Utenti
- 198
- Popolarità
- #110,929
- Voto
- 4.0
- Recensioni
- 15
- ISBN
- 19
- Lingue
- 4