Why Im Me

Why I’m me

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All the times when you were fantastically brilliant and all the times when you were deeply rubbish were in fact just the ordinary you distorted through a prism of mania and depression.

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Jan 30, Randie D. Imogen's Auntie Sara wants to play and pretend to be pirates, princesses, astronauts and more but Imogen wants to be herself and have fun in her own skin.

Fun illustrations that help make this message of strong self-esteem and self-worth subtle enough for children to enjoy. Dec 12, Cheryl rated it liked it. Love the concept and the art. Much like Amazing Grace but even more vibrant, and also sillier, and for a younger audience. But there's an almost fatal flaw, imo: If she just wanted to be herself that day, that line should be cut.

Nov 10, Ms Threlkeld rated it it was ok Shelves: Dec 01, Tasha rated it really liked it Shelves: When Imogen visits her Aunt Sara, she asks immediately to play pretend. Aunt Sara offers to pretend that Imogen is a monkey on the beach.

Or perhaps a beautiful princess with a gown and a crown. Or a dragon-taming knight.

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But Imogen wants to be only one things today, herself! So she and her Auntie Sara head to the park, play on the swings, eat ice cream, and then curl up on the couch together When Imogen visits her Aunt Sara, she asks immediately to play pretend. So she and her Auntie Sara head to the park, play on the swings, eat ice cream, and then curl up on the couch together to share some stories. Sheridan has created a book with a romping rhythm that keeps it moving quickly and merrily along.

The options that are given for different themes to play together are clever, silly and invitingly fun. This gives a pleasing combination of hand-drawn lines and deep computer colors. The bright, bold colors and jaunty textures add zest to the title. An invitation to play and imagine, this book is appropriate for ages Sep 21, Jenny Christen rated it liked it Shelves: This book shows how grown-ups always tell kids what to do, but they need to let children have their own imagination and let them decide what they do every once in a while.

This book would be good for first graders with its easy-to-read text and its cute illustrations. I would use this book when discussing imagination and being creative with students. Apr 26, Elle Markov rated it really liked it. Little Imogen gets to spend the day with her Auntie Sara and like any good aunt, she is ready to entertain. But, what to play? Imogen does not want to play princess or pirate or anything else, she want to play Imogen going out with Aunt Sara.

The story was bright and imaginative; a lot of fun for young readers, although it is aimed towards girls. Rating 4 out of 5 Read Book. Aug 04, Class rated it really liked it Shelves: Very cute book about an auntie and little girl. Always telling kids what to do, how to act, and who to be! Imogen is excited to spend the day with her Auntie Sara, but which dress-up game does she want to play?

Who is Imogen today? Is she a frilly princes Little Imogen doesn't want to play princess or pirate! Is she a frilly princess in a poufy gown? A knight in shining armor, taming a flying dragon?

An astronaut blasting off into space? She doesn't want to be any of those things! And that's the best role of all. Hardcover , 32 pages. Published April 1st by Chicken House first published March 7th To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. To ask other readers questions about I'm Me!

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Lists with This Book. This book is not yet featured on Listopia. Jan 30, Randie D. Imogen's Auntie Sara wants to play and pretend to be pirates, princesses, astronauts and more but Imogen wants to be herself and have fun in her own skin. Fun illustrations that help make this message of strong self-esteem and self-worth subtle enough for children to enjoy.

Dec 12, Cheryl rated it liked it. Love the concept and the art. Much like Amazing Grace but even more vibrant, and also sillier, and for a younger audience.

But there's an almost fatal flaw, imo: If she just wanted to be herself that day, that line should be cut. Nov 10, Ms Threlkeld rated it it was ok Shelves: Dec 01, Tasha rated it really liked it Shelves: When Imogen visits her Aunt Sara, she asks immediately to play pretend. Aunt Sara offers to pretend that Imogen is a monkey on the beach. Or perhaps a beautiful princess with a gown and a crown.

Or a dragon-taming knight.

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But Imogen wants to be only one things today, herself! So she and her Auntie Sara head to the park, play on the swings, eat ice cream, and then curl up on the couch together When Imogen visits her Aunt Sara, she asks immediately to play pretend. So she and her Auntie Sara head to the park, play on the swings, eat ice cream, and then curl up on the couch together to share some stories. Sheridan has created a book with a romping rhythm that keeps it moving quickly and merrily along.

The options that are given for different themes to play together are clever, silly and invitingly fun. This gives a pleasing combination of hand-drawn lines and deep computer colors.

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