My Princess Boy
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فرمت کتاب
ebook
تاریخ انتشار
2011
Reading Level
0-1
ATOS
2.4
Interest Level
K-3(LG)
نویسنده
Suzanne DeSimoneناشر
Aladdinشابک
9781442430631
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نقد و بررسی
June 1, 2011
K-Gr 2-Kilodavis introduces the difficult themes of bullying and being different, based on the experiences of her four-year-old son. The book tells of a boy who "plays dress up in girly dresses" and is laughed at when he wears them to school but has the support of his family. It is tenderly written and simple enough to be understood by young children. Readers learn about the child's experiences, good and bad. At the end, powerful questions are directed to them for thought and discussion: "If you see a Princess Boy....Will you call him a name? ...Will you like him for who he is?" DeSimone's illustrations are colorful, bright, and positive. Children may ask why the people depicted have no faces, which may spark discussions about how we are all the same. This is a book about unconditional love, social acceptance, and a strong family. It is also a call for diversity, tolerance, and an end to bullying and judgments. It will be well placed in elementary school counseling offices as well as in school and public libraries.-Alison Donnelly, Collinsville Memorial Public Library, IL
Copyright 2011 School Library Journal, LLC Used with permission.
mrsbraunsclass1 - Blen: I think you should read My Princess Boy because this book is a good reminder because anyone can wear anything, like... dress the color pink, blue, green, red, orange, yellow, violet, purple, or white. That is why you should read My Princess Boy. And it is InLak'ech. That is why you should read My Princess Boy, because you can wear anything no matter if someone laughs at you. That is why you should read My Princess Boy.
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