What To Do? Just Read by Leri Degman
Where do you read? When do you read? Why do you read?
HOORAY! I know how to read on my own!
But sometimes I don't want to do it alone.
You can read on trains; you can read on planes!
You can read on the swings; you can read when it rains.
Sometimes it's boring to read just one way.
It gets so monotonous day after day!
What do you do when there's nothing to do? What to do when there's everything to do?
The lively little readers in Leri Degman's latest, Just Read! (Sterling Children's Book, 2019) read anything, anywhere, with whomever they are with. They read sheet music in a music store, they read secret codes. They read rhyming signs beside the highway, and they read about exotic animals on the subway. They read in the park as they slide down the slide; they read when the family goes out for a ride. Author Leri Degman's jaunty rhymes portray kids reading and what they imagine as they read, and artist Victoria Tentler-Krylev's vivid, bustling illustrations of kids reading everywhere and anywhere show the endless ways to do it. Just do it! Just read!
Labels: Books and Reading--Fiction, Stories in Rhyme (Grades K-3)
0 Comments:
Post a Comment
<< Home