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I was not a fan of this preachy book. For one thing, the 'idea' in this book seems to be a walking egg that wears a crown. For no discernible reason that I can see. Annoying. The 'idea' is in color, but the boy and the boy's world is not. The egg/idea follows him around, adding color to whatever it to Leggi tutto

Take me back before the days of motherhood, and I would look at a book like What Do You Do with an Idea? and think Oh, that's cute . Now however, I have developed an appreciation for children's book through the discerning eyes of a mother. Kobi Yamada captures the heart of a child, while Mae Besom's Leggi tutto

This is a highly reviewed book, one of the highly nominated Goodreads 2014 Picture book nominees, and I think it is just okay. It's too long for the point it makes, and the point it makes is not original or discussed that interestingly. It's not really a kid book; it's a parent book for how to preac Leggi tutto

Absolutely love this book on so many levels. I want to read this book again and again. I want to savor the meaning and fall into the illustrations. Wow.

What would you do with an idea? Pack it away? Save it for later? How about setting it free? Use your ideas because they change the world... Everything around you was once an idea... You were an idea... Yes i am talking to you... My friend Eddy was an idea... Yes Eddy you know who you are.... Hi by

In this weird book, an idea is a sort of a tumor that shows up and keeps growing until you can't hide it anymore and then it bursts and gets all over everything. This is inspiring how exactly? Why is the kid so passive? Why does he/she have no role in generating or evaluating the idea? What if the i Leggi tutto

چه‌قدر خوب بود این کتاب! احتمالا بارها و بارها بخونمش. + اینستاگرام توسط کیت وینسلت خیلی جذاب خونده شده. توصیه‌ش می‌کنم.