Scholastic Bookshelf: Yo! Yes? (Hardcover)

from lmhudson

I loved how this book was read to the class. There were two different people reading and becoming the characters in the book. This would also be a good thing to do with children. This book shows that even though the children are different they can still be friends.

from artlibby

Two boys walking down a street unexpectedly become friends. One character is outgoing, the other shy. The simple and repeating layout compliment the short catchy one and two word back and forth chatter between the young boys. The youth slang will bring smiles to kids faces, and the theme of frien...

from kmetca1

I did like the story because of the issue that it represents. The story is about a boy who does not have any friends making friends. The story pushed the reader to think about what it would be like to not have any friends, and how difficult that would be. The great thing about the story is that i...

from DayehSensei

This adorable book deals with acceptance, cross cultural/racial understanding, and the importance of punctuation and inflection in a very simple, child-friendly way. My second and third grade students love to take turns reading this to each other. One of my all-time favorites!

from TheMightyQuinn

Two very different boys meet and become friends. This book contains very bold pictures, only the two boys are drawn and the background is a bright yellow. The boys are well characterized by their different physical positions, clearly depicting a shy kid and an outgoing kid. Words are all short an...