Without You
In this delightful companion book to the acclaimed Me and You, two friends discover the joy of togetherness. Award-winning author-illustrator Genevi?ve C?t? returns with another endearing story featuring two very different friends. After falling out over a spilled wagon of toys, a fussy bunny and an exuberant piggy explore all the things they can do without each other ? an...more
Hardcover, 32 pages
Published
February 1st 2011
by Kids Can Press
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Bunny and Pig, two very different friends, have a falling out and decide to explore the things that they can do by themselves. Eventually, they decide that the things they like to do are better when they are shared between them. The illustrations are made in mixed media. The proportion of Bunny and Pig are babyish like, making the characters extremely cute. Also, in every spread and pages but the last one Bunny is always on the left side and Pig on the right. The only background used in the illu...more
This is a deceptively simple story. After my first read through I thought, "Hmmmm, that wasn't too exciting." But then I read it with my six year old and realized what a pitch perfect story it is for that age group. The author has zeroed in on an entirely age-appropriate way to model conflict resolution. The fact that the illustrations are enormously appealing, is just a great, big bonus.
The pig and the bunny are the best of friends and love to do everything together, but they have exact opposit...more
The pig and the bunny are the best of friends and love to do everything together, but they have exact opposit...more
The pig and bunny from Me and You return in this second book about their friendship. After pig accidentally dumps bunny’s items out of a wagon, the two of them decide they can no longer be friends. They list the things that they will happily do apart from one another from cooking to reading to painting and music. Then they realize that things are indeed much more fun together. Food tastes better, colors are brighter, and music is sweeter. This celebration of the ups and downs of friendship will...more
Without You is a sweet, simple picture book about a bunny that likes things just so and a pig that is messy and energetic. The two are friends until their differences cause them to become mad at each other. They proceed to try things alone and see how things are more fun apart. They soon discover, of course, that life is certainly better when shared. The book does not, however, include an apology between the two formerly angry friends.
The book is full of soft pastel illustrations and the text is...more
The book is full of soft pastel illustrations and the text is...more
Originally posted at http://www.perogiesandgyoza.com/2012/...
This is a nominee for the 2012 Canadian Children's Book Centre Awards.
The adorable Rabbit and Pig from 2009's Me and You are back in a brand-new adventure. In the first book these two forged a lasting friendship.
Now, however, Rabbit and Pig are on the outs. They have found that they like to do some things on their own. Does this spell the end of a beautiful friendship?
Fortunately, no! Rabbit and Pig are able to bond over an activity t...more
This is a nominee for the 2012 Canadian Children's Book Centre Awards.
The adorable Rabbit and Pig from 2009's Me and You are back in a brand-new adventure. In the first book these two forged a lasting friendship.
Now, however, Rabbit and Pig are on the outs. They have found that they like to do some things on their own. Does this spell the end of a beautiful friendship?
Fortunately, no! Rabbit and Pig are able to bond over an activity t...more
This is a very adorable book that is intended for beginner readers. It is a story about two friends, a bunny and a piggy. They are friends, and realize that it is more fun to do things together than apart. Illustrations are adorable.
Great for the beginning of the year to teach about making friends how life is enjoyed more with friends, than alone.
Great for the beginning of the year to teach about making friends how life is enjoyed more with friends, than alone.
Mar 19, 2011
Sara K.
marked it as to-read
Saw this one one of my blogs - seems like it might be a good friendship issues book for 4th graders.
Apr 13, 2013
Heather
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