I might use this for a Thanksgiving story time because it's full of thank yous, but it does kind of read like a Unitarian prayer, which is not a problem so much as something to note (e.g. one of the last lines is "And this whole universe is inside...all of me!"--huh?).

The child in the book has a white dad and a brown mom, and he's a shade in between, which is also pretty cool because there certainly aren't enough picture books that show multi-racial families.

And there's some info at the end about how to create art for a book. Very neat. ( )

I thought this book was so cute. It listed all of the things that the little boy is thankful for. I think this would be a good book to read to kids because it shows kids that it's good to be grateful. Some kids don't understand the concept of gratitude and I think this would be a good way to introduce the concept to those kids. I think it is good for kids to know that not everyone has the ability to stand, see, hear, and many other things. I really loved how this book was written, I think Molly Bang did a wonderful job. ( )

A little boy is grateful to every part of his body and the things they do.
Ages 3 and up
ECED & 160 student presentation

This book is good for ages 2-5 its about a young child learning about themselves. classmate.

This book is about how we are thankful for ourselves. It teaches children about their 5 senses.
Age-2-5
Source- In class reading