Things That Make Me Happy
Things That Make Me Happy
Schwartz, Amy
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Board Book ©2017--
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Harry N Abrams, Inc.
Annotation: Lists a wide variety of items, from red socks to peekaboo, that can make one happy.
Genre: [Realistic fiction]
 
Reviews: 1
Catalog Number: #6105154
Format: Board Book
Special Formats: Board Book Board Book
Publisher: Harry N Abrams, Inc.
Copyright Date: 2017
Edition Date: 2017 Release Date: 10/03/17
Pages: 1 volume (unpaged)
ISBN: 1-419-72367-7
ISBN 13: 978-1-419-72367-4
Dewey: E
LCCN: 2016957578
Dimensions: 18 cm.
Subject Heading:
Stories in rhyme.
Happiness. Fiction.
Board books.
Language: English
Reviews:
School Library Journal (Mon Jan 01 00:00:00 CST 2018)

Toddler-PreS What makes toddlers happy? Seeing themselves and those they love engaged in fun activities in the pages of a book. A rhyming text and bright artwork round out the appealing package. Whether it's "White snow/Cookie dough," "Grandma's lap/A gingersnap," or "Brother and Sis/Good-night kiss," this feel-good board book captures the high notes of a busy child's day. Well worth celebrating. Luann Toth, School Library Journal

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School Library Journal (Mon Jan 01 00:00:00 CST 2018)
Reading Level: 1.0
Interest Level: P-K

Celebrate small joys with 100 Things That Make Me Happy, a delightful picture book from the creator of 100 Things I Love to Do with You and 100 Things I Know How to Do.

Hula hoops!
Double scoops!
Grandpa tools!
Swimming pools!

From beloved author/illustrator Amy Schwartz comes this endearing tribute to 100 everyday things worth celebrating. Readers young and old will get lost in the loving details of each illustration and the warmth of the simple pleasures that surround us all. A poster on the back of the book jacket features all 100 things as a collectible keepsake.

“It is a book chock-full of fun—what more could one want?” —Kirkus Reviews (Starred Review)

“The tightly rendered illustrations, which usually appear in twos or three against white backgrounds, have a refreshing emotional reticence; the kids’ happiness is shown as matter-of-fact and grounded rather than euphoric or manic. And then there are the descriptions themselves, eloquent in their unfussiness.” —Publishers Weekly (Starred Review)

“A fun, engaging read.” —School Library Journal (Starred Review)

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