roxy the unisaurus rex presents oh no the talent show

Kim Mueller’s beautiful book encourages readers to be brave. Shifting between illustrations of Milo’s sketchbook and his surroundings, readers are introduced to several different characters as we learn to never assume we know a person based on their appearance. Writer Matt de la Peña and illustrator Christian Robinson team up to bring us Milo’s take on the world. See a big city through the eyes of a small boy. Milo Imagines the World by Matt de la Pena On his adventures, he collects countless treasures, but none leave him feeling as happy or satisfied as the friendships he makes along the way. Readers explore the oceans with Humphrey the whale as he searches for the perfect item to make him feel complete. There is rhyming, there is treasure and there is, of course, a lesson to be learned. The Whale Who Wanted More by Rachel Bright It’s colorful, it’s fun - especially if you like glitter - and it teaches the importance of listening, friendship and celebrating each other’s differences. Roxy the Unisaurus Rex Presents: Oh No! the Talent Show by Eva ChenĬhen’s beloved dinosaur-unicorn hybrid, Roxy, returns for her school’s annual talent show. It tells young girls that they can do anything they want to do, be anyone they want to be. Meena Harris comes from a family of ambitious women - she is the sister of Vice President Kamala Harris - and her new children’s book is a lesson in embracing your ambition with confidence and pride. A wonderfully catchy story with equally awesome illustrations. This rhythmic read-aloud follows Atticus the cat as he gets up to his usual antics: scratching furniture, sleeping, stretching, eating… You know, cat things. For the feline-obsessed or those begging for a furry friend - meet Atticus.

Roxy the unisaurus rex presents oh no the talent show