Genre
Picture books for children
Stories in rhyme
Storytime standouts
Tone
Upbeat
Whimsical
Subject
Boys
Imagination
Imagination in children
Occupations
Professions
Rabbits

This is a good book to help young students get their creative minds going as well as introducing them to concepts of reading. The book fully encourages students to tie this book into their life; a way of connecting with others, as well. ( )

When you feel like you can be anything when you grow up, why wait until you grow up? Be everything right now. A great message about living each day to the fullest. ( )

A young boy thinks about what he wants to be when he grows up. After thinking about many relatable (and imaginative) occupations, he decides that he is going to be every single one.
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I LOVED this book! It was so simple yet powerful and charming. It had simple rhymes throughout the story that could help guide children throughout the book. For example, “Pumpkin grower, dandelion blower.” The illustrations were bold and colorful. Young children would be able to relate to the little boy’s clothing and adventurous mind. I also liked that a child would be able to fully comprehend the story without reading the words just by looking at the descriptive illustrations. The story is about a little boy who is trying to decide what he should be when he grows up. After thinking about the many, many possibilities, he decides that he wants to do them all. Once again many small children would be able to relate to this because most little kids have no clue what they want to be when they grow up. The message of the book is to do whatever makes you happy! You only live once so live it well ☺ You don’t have to have one job for the rest of your life, you can do it all! ( )