by Nina Suess
36 pages – ages 4+
Published by CreateSpace on April 25, 2013
Summary- This book is a collection of images of cute animals meant to inspire young kids to use their imagination and come up with their own stories! With a variety of settings, animals, and illustrations you can’t stop looking at, this book is sure to get a kid’s imagination going!
What I think- First off, the illustrations are incredible! LOOK:
Aren’t they fabulous? I am in awe that the illustrations are in clay. I find that amazing. I love all of the little details, like the tiny Koala and the beach ball in the library above. I think that the pictures are very cute and can be very inspiring. I immediately thought “I wonder what book a monkey reads?” Every left page in this unique book has 4 questions on it about the image on the right page as story idea starters. Questions like: “What is this animal?” “What do you think will happen next?” “What is it doing?” I this will really get kids into using their imagination! I think this book can help everyone be creative in some way – inspiring them with their artwork or writing, or just creative thinking. I’ll be checking out more of Ms. Suess’ books!
I give this very creative book five out of five bookworms!
To learn more about Ms. Suess and her books, please visit her website by clicking HERE.
How creative. We love clay illustrations. There is a picture book called “Brown Cow, Green Grass, Yellow Mellow Sun”, that has been one of our favorites since Neighbor Girl was quite young – completely made with Sculpey. I know we would love this one. The Monkey is incredible.
~Cool Mom
This is an awesome book! 😀
I love books inspiring kids to use their imaginations. And especially to write their own stories. My friend and mentor wrote an award winning book called “Storee Wryter” that I did a blog post on once which does just that.
This sounds like it is the same kind of book idea. Cool! 🙂
“Storee Wryter” sounds like a great book! I’ll check it out! 😀
Such a creative book to encourage imagination among children. I really like that it encourages kids to tell the story.
I like that too, Ms. Tilton! 🙂
Nevermind paint then, let’s get the play dough out 😉 This looks awesome!
Now, Playdough, we have! 😉 It IS awesome!
The illustrations ARE beautiful, Erik 🙂 And I can’t help but wonder if “Seuss” is her real name! lol
I don’t think so… 🙂
I love this creative book for creative kids. Plus I wish I could eat the clay monkey.
Love and licks,
Cupcake
Ummm… Cupcake? I don’t think clay monkeys are that tasty… But you ARE a dog… 😉
Wow! What a great idea!! And those pictures are sooo cool. I love stuff like that!
This is a great book! 🙂
I’ve got it on my wish list!
Love the clay!
So do I!
The clay illustrations look great.
The others are just as nice!
Nice name: Suess! And yes, I agree with you, the clay illustrations look awesome.
They are incredible! 🙂
I want to write books I’m 10
Hailie, if you want to write books, it’s great you want to start now ’cause it takes a long time to be a good writer. What you MUST do is read, read, read a LOT ’cause that’s how you also learn what good (and bad) writing is. You get to know what it takes to write different types of stories. And also, learn as much about HOW to write as you can. Always be willing to learn more and more and more about writing to improve your craft. Have fun!
I hope you do! I would love to read them! 🙂