The little girl in the book shows all the things she does on hot summer days. She draws pictures in the shade and eats popsicles. At one point it starts to rain and she starts splashing and singing while cooling off. This book is has realistic pictures and we know how hot it getting Louisiana so children could probably relate to it. ( )

This book is about a little girl outside on a hot summer day playing. She soon realizes that it's too hot to play in the sand box and on the swings. This book is great to read during the summer time to children ages pre-k-first grade. ( )

Summary: It is a hot summer day, and a young girl plays different activities outside. She tries to fry an egg on the ground outside, plays with her shadow, eats popsicles, and then realizes it is "too hot to play on the swings or sand box." Then a big storm comes, and she is excited to play in the rain. Once the storm passes, it is a hot summer day again.

The central message of this book is to enjoy being outside in the fresh air. I did not particularly like this book, because it is very vague. There were only a few words on each page, and I don't think anything happened in the story that children would get excited about. Although, the illustrations were different, because they were pictures of real life objects and people that were formed into a collage. ( )

This is a sweet story for very small children, toddlers and up. This book explains different things this little girl does in the summer on hot days. I think little children will be able to relate to the things she does in the story. ( )

One hot Summer Day is about a young girl dancing through the city. It is very hot outside and she dances until a thunderstorm rolls in.
source pierce college
ages 3-4