Seuss book, similar in size and feel, with a bit less text than the longer-winded Seuss books. Should I Share My Ice Cream? is another wonderful addition in the learn-to-read series by Mo Willems. For all those pigeon fans out there, check out the end-papers (the inside, back cover of the books).Your young reader should be able to read it by themselves after only a few shared readings.In a few short pages, with spare prose, Willems has created a suspenseful story that will have you and your young.The way Willems' deft illustrations convey exactly what the character is feeling, without the need for words, is really.They would make for a brilliant gift when a child is born. If you have young children, you should buy these books in bulk and have the entire canon on your young readers'īookshelf.Socialize, to be a good friend, to empathize, to laugh and so much more. The Elephant and Piggie books simultaneously do so many things well, including: teaching children to read, to.Should I Share My Ice Cream? could be my new found favorite Elephant & Piggie! Gerald's neuroses are on full,ĭelightful display in this newest volume.Elephant and Piggie: Should I Share My Ice Cream?
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