Carla's Glasses
Autor Debbie Herman Ilustrat de Sheila Baileyen Limba Engleză Hardback – 3 sep 2024 – vârsta până la 7 ani
Turns out that the only one who needs glasses is Buster. But unlike Carla, Buster does NOT like to be different. He likes to blend in. When Carla concocts an ingenious plan to help Buster, it’s clear to see that the power of friendship – and Carla’s creativity – will save the day.
This long-awaited companion to the award-winning Carla’s Sandwich will be adored by kids with or without glasses.
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781947277717
ISBN-10: 1947277715
Pagini: 32
Dimensiuni: 260 x 260 x 13 mm
Greutate: 0.48 kg
Editura: Flashlight Press
Colecția Flashlight Press
Locul publicării:United States
ISBN-10: 1947277715
Pagini: 32
Dimensiuni: 260 x 260 x 13 mm
Greutate: 0.48 kg
Editura: Flashlight Press
Colecția Flashlight Press
Locul publicării:United States
Recenzii
"Carla’s Glasses has quickly become a favourite in our house, and our daughter has requested to read it again, and again... and again!"—Crystal Cahill, elementary library teacher
Praise for Carla's Glasses, companion book to the award-winning Carla's Sandwich:
"Bailey’s watercolor and digital illustrations are colorful and expressive, and include lots of details for children to pore over…. could be especially useful for parents helping their child navigate wearing glasses for the first time." — Kadie Seitz, writer for the School Library Journal
"This uplifting, reassuring story is about warm friendship and about being seen—literally—and accepted for who you are. Carla’s a supportive, creative pal, and this story should boost the esteem of kids nervous about getting their first pair of glasses."— Kirkus Reviews
"…will be especially appreciated by kids who are experiencing stress by having to wear glasses -- and to the benefit of those who don't. A unique and unreservedly recommended pick for family, elementary school, and community library Life Skills/Life Issues picture book collections..." — Children's Bookwatch, Midwest Book Review
"…this warm and entertaining picture book is about the difference between being a person who wants to stand out, and one who hopes to blend in… Debbie Herman is sensitive to the way children feel, but doesn’t overwhelm them with overbearing empathy." — Emily Schneider, blogger on Imaginary Elevators
"I love that it makes ‘being different’ and ‘wearing glasses’ cool! I love that it is a story about kindness and acceptance and about how to be a good friend…. this book teaches children how to be that friend." — Christa McGrath, Editor, Edwards Book Club Reviews
"This amazing story shows how friends have the power to ease someone’s discomfort of being different with a creative solution. A must-read for those with or without glasses, especially with school starting!"—Heather Best and Dolly, Educator and her reading therapy dog
"t’s so uncommon to find a book that perfectly captures both exuberance and empathy as well as Carla’s Glasses does! …. Truly, this is a phenomenal kids’ book and one that should be in every library." —Doreen Sheridan, book critic from The Frumious Consortium
"What makes Carla’s story so cool is that even though she doesn’t get her heart’s desire, she’s still able to step into her friend’s story and help him look and feel not so noticeably alone. Now that’s a visionary friend!" —Barbara Gruener, The Corner on Character, Speaker, Educator, Author, Coach
"A fun sequel to Carla’s Sandwich, this is a wonderful, thought-provoking book celebrating friendship and individuality, which could help kids getting glasses for the first time…. a spectacular book celebrating friendship and encouraging being ourselves and seeing and accepting others as they are." —Maria Marshall, The Picture Book Buzz
"Debbie Herman cleverly tells a story that teachers children numerous lessons without sounding preachy, they will learn that there is no issue with wearing glasses, it’s ok to be different, being kind to others is important and being true to yourself is also ok." —The Strawberry Fountain
"What I like about this book is it shows how important it is for everyone to celebrate who they are and how everyone is different, and how that’s a wonderful, wonderful thing." —Nicola Coughlan, Irish actress
Praise for Carla's Glasses, companion book to the award-winning Carla's Sandwich:
"Bailey’s watercolor and digital illustrations are colorful and expressive, and include lots of details for children to pore over…. could be especially useful for parents helping their child navigate wearing glasses for the first time." — Kadie Seitz, writer for the School Library Journal
"This uplifting, reassuring story is about warm friendship and about being seen—literally—and accepted for who you are. Carla’s a supportive, creative pal, and this story should boost the esteem of kids nervous about getting their first pair of glasses."— Kirkus Reviews
"…will be especially appreciated by kids who are experiencing stress by having to wear glasses -- and to the benefit of those who don't. A unique and unreservedly recommended pick for family, elementary school, and community library Life Skills/Life Issues picture book collections..." — Children's Bookwatch, Midwest Book Review
"…this warm and entertaining picture book is about the difference between being a person who wants to stand out, and one who hopes to blend in… Debbie Herman is sensitive to the way children feel, but doesn’t overwhelm them with overbearing empathy." — Emily Schneider, blogger on Imaginary Elevators
"I love that it makes ‘being different’ and ‘wearing glasses’ cool! I love that it is a story about kindness and acceptance and about how to be a good friend…. this book teaches children how to be that friend." — Christa McGrath, Editor, Edwards Book Club Reviews
"This amazing story shows how friends have the power to ease someone’s discomfort of being different with a creative solution. A must-read for those with or without glasses, especially with school starting!"—Heather Best and Dolly, Educator and her reading therapy dog
"t’s so uncommon to find a book that perfectly captures both exuberance and empathy as well as Carla’s Glasses does! …. Truly, this is a phenomenal kids’ book and one that should be in every library." —Doreen Sheridan, book critic from The Frumious Consortium
"What makes Carla’s story so cool is that even though she doesn’t get her heart’s desire, she’s still able to step into her friend’s story and help him look and feel not so noticeably alone. Now that’s a visionary friend!" —Barbara Gruener, The Corner on Character, Speaker, Educator, Author, Coach
"A fun sequel to Carla’s Sandwich, this is a wonderful, thought-provoking book celebrating friendship and individuality, which could help kids getting glasses for the first time…. a spectacular book celebrating friendship and encouraging being ourselves and seeing and accepting others as they are." —Maria Marshall, The Picture Book Buzz
"Debbie Herman cleverly tells a story that teachers children numerous lessons without sounding preachy, they will learn that there is no issue with wearing glasses, it’s ok to be different, being kind to others is important and being true to yourself is also ok." —The Strawberry Fountain
"What I like about this book is it shows how important it is for everyone to celebrate who they are and how everyone is different, and how that’s a wonderful, wonderful thing." —Nicola Coughlan, Irish actress