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Let's Celebrate You!: A Graduation Keepsake for Little Graduates

From the bestselling author of the multi-award-winning picture book Have You Ever Wondered What You Will Be?, Junia Wonders, comes a beautifully written commemorative picture book, Let’s Celebrate You! A Graduation Keepsake for Little Graduates.A perfect gift for preschool and kindergarten graduates, this precious rhyming story celebrates one of the most special milestones in a child’s graduation. A heartwarming and jaunty text and cheerful illustrations applaud the many things a young child should be proud of with this accomplishment. From learning values such as being kind, sharing, and taking turns to life skills such as making friends, learning from mistakes, and teamwork, the story affirms that a year of hard work and dedication is a time to be honored.The back of the book contains extra pages for special ways to commemorate the occasion including graduation wishes from friends, classmates, teachers, and family; an area to share dreams and aspirations; and blank spaces to save photographs for years to come. The hardcover edition makes a wonderful gift and can also be used as a celebratory classroom activity for classmates to fill in together.

35 pages, Paperback

Published March 19, 2024

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Junia Wonders

30 books133 followers
Junia Wonders is the multi-award-winning author of whimsical picture books that spark wonder, giggles, and cozy bedtime magic. Her seasonal bestseller "The Roll-Away Pumpkin" and its enchanting follow-up "The Roll-Away Snowman" have delighted readers around the world and been translated into six languages.

With 103 literary honors—including multiple Moonbeam, Nautilus, Foreword Indies, and IPPY Awards—Junia’s stories celebrate kindness, imagination, and the joy of childhood. Whether chasing rolling pumpkins, whispering to dragonflies, or sharing tea with a clever little rat, she invites readers to believe in everyday magic and in themselves.

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Profile Image for Joseph Yu.
2 reviews1 follower
April 10, 2024
'Let's Celebrate You': A Tapestry of Learning and Dreaming ...
'Let's Celebrate You': A Tapestry of Learning and Dreaming
Unveiling the magic of milestones with Wonders and Corradin's latest masterpiece - Where imagination meets inspiration, nestled in the heart of a child's journey.

In the enchanting world of children's literature, few books shine as brightly as "Let's Celebrate You!," penned by the award-winning children’s book author Junia Wonders and vividly brought to life by the talented illustrator Clarissa Corradin. This book is not merely a story; it's a journey through the pivotal stages of a child's academic growth, from the first unsure steps to the proud moment of elementary school graduation.

Junia Wonders has mastered the art of rhythmic writing, weaving words in such a way that they dance off the page, leading young readers and listeners on an adventure that mirrors their own lives. The book opens with a powerful illustration—a reflection of graduating children in a glass—setting the tone for a story that is as visually stimulating as it is narratively compelling.

Clarissa Corradin's illustrations celebrate diversity and inclusivity, portraying children from various backgrounds engaging in activities beyond the classroom. From left-handed writers to a child in a wheelchair and representations of different ethnicities, every child finds a mirror in this book. Notably, an illustration featuring children playing basketball not only captures the joy of the sport but also symbolizes the pursuit of dreams and the achievement of goals, themes that resonate throughout the book.

The narrative cleverly alternates between actions and their positive outcomes, showing how classroom learning is just the beginning. The real-world applications of lessons learned—be it in teamwork, sports, or gardening—are beautifully encapsulated in pairs of rhyming lines that showcase a cause-and-effect relationship, making the story both educational and engaging.

But "Let's Celebrate You!" goes beyond just academic achievements. It's a book about dreams, aspirations, and the endless possibilities that education opens up. The illustrations of children climbing ladders or mountains of books are metaphors for the journey of learning, encouraging readers to believe in themselves and be brave as they face new educational challenges.

Wonders also seamlessly integrates inspirational quotes into the narrative towards the end, serving as a bridge to her other works, "Have You Ever Wondered What You Will Be?" This enriches the story and encourages a culture of reading and self-exploration among young readers.

As a self-proclaimed senior with a child's heart, I find "Let's Celebrate You!" a must-read for parents and children alike. The book concludes with a series of exercises meant not to be rushed but explored gradually, allowing children to grow with the book. Junia Wonders has once again opened the doors to imagination, learning, and self-discovery, reminding us of the joy of chasing our dreams.

In conclusion, "Let's Celebrate You!" is more than just a book; it's a celebration of every child's journey and a testament to the power of believing in one's potential. It's a story that deserves a place on every child's bookshelf, inviting them to read, learn, and dream big.

(I received an Advanced Reader Copy for this book, and I'm leaving my honest and unbiased review.)
Profile Image for Jess.
134 reviews22 followers
April 17, 2024
#GoodreadsGiveaway
Won a kindle version. Perfect for a young child graduate. My niece will be graduating kindergarten this year, and I think I'm going to get a physical copy for her for graduation. I have a book for all of my kids that their teachers sign each year, and this would be great for that too.
Profile Image for S.A. Krishnan.
Author 30 books245 followers
March 11, 2024
Lovely book for kindergarten graduates
The book was a lovely read as it celebrates children for all that the children have learnt in the school - the values, how to make friends and new things.
Beautiful illustrations and enjoyed reading it.
Profile Image for Brittany Posey.
206 reviews5 followers
April 22, 2024
The concept was there. It was cute but definitely a higher reader lvl.
Profile Image for Lindsey.
119 reviews
April 21, 2024
Goodreads giveaway winner / free book review: Kindle e-book on IOS.

This book is cute for a child's graduation but I absolutely would not recommend as a kindle e-book for two reasons. One, it is intended to be filled out with the child's information and kept as a keepsake which cannot be done in e-book formate. The second reason is it is not device friendly regarding layout/orientation.

Attempted to read on three iOS devices and had the following issues:

The kindle version of this book is in landscape but locked in portrait orientation making it small and difficult to read on some devices. Aa options not available to allow the book orientation to rotate and take up the full screen.

iPhone 12 Pro max: book is too small to read as is, you have to use the double tap feature on text to bring the text up in a legible box to read which covers the art

iPad Pro 11": better than iPhone can actually read the text without double tap but again cannot rotate orientation

MacBook Pro: best reading option as the screen is already landscape which allows the orientation of the book to take up the whole screen making it legible
3 reviews1 follower
May 10, 2024
An Excellent Keepsake

Let’s Celebrate you by Junia Wonders -
Illustrated by Clarissa Corradin.
This is an excellent keepsake for your little or big graduate. With places to frame special moments and areas for little notes to remember their years in school.

The story is beautifully written with rhyming verse. It will encourage your child to look back at how far they’ve come and remember all the things they did from sports and class participation to the friends they made along the way.

The illustrations are colourful and have an all-inclusive theme throughout the book. Paired with Junia’s natural ability to create a feel-good story, this is a keep-sake, storybook that will fill your child with joy and pride.
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3,432 reviews59 followers
April 18, 2024
As your child gets ready to graduate from kindergarten or pre-school, this is a wonderful remembrance for them. In a rhyme, they get to see how they progressed and how school helped them.
There are spaces for friends and teachers memories. There is also pages for them to write down their memories of school. The illustrations are adorable.

This is a nice book of remembrance for them.
Profile Image for Trina.
132 reviews5 followers
April 20, 2024
Too cute and inspiring

This is an adorable inspiring book for little grads as they move from their little classes to older ones. We want them to keep memories and celebrate the future instead of fear. This is exactly the right combination of diversity drawings and cute rhythm and rhymes.
Profile Image for Linda Sachs.
Author 5 books50 followers
May 10, 2024
An Excellent Keepsake Book!

Let’s Celebrate you by Junia Wonders -
Illustrated by Clarissa Corradin.
This is an excellent keepsake for your little or big graduate. With places to frame special moments and areas for little notes to remember their years in school.

The story is beautifully written with rhyming verse. It will encourage your child to look back at how far they’ve come and remember all the things they did from sports and class participation to the friends they made along the way.

The illustrations are colourful and have an all-inclusive theme throughout the book. Paired with Junia’s natural ability to create a feel-good story, this is a keep-sake, s
Profile Image for LaShanda.
671 reviews34 followers
April 19, 2024
What an awesome keepsake book!

What an awesome keepsake book! This book is the perfect graduation gift! I love the personalized section at the end of the book. It’s the perfect place to record moments from this special occasion.
10 reviews
April 27, 2024
Good illustrations. Meant to be interactive with slots to fill in about personal experiences. Like the part "There'll be another mountain, another hill to climb, but not for today. That's for another time." Some of the concepts are more in line with 8 to 9 year olds.
Profile Image for Brittany Ribeiro.
169 reviews14 followers
April 17, 2024
a cute short story

Won this on goodreads giveaways. A cute short story to celebrate a child’s graduation. I highly recommend it to read it to them on thier graduation
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Author 86 books64 followers
April 20, 2024
Gorgeous illustrations!

This rhyming book is beautifully illustrated throughout and has very useful resources at the end. A perfect gift for any child graduation day.
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574 reviews51 followers
April 25, 2024
I love this!

Very cute and entertaining and I can’t wait to have a little graduate, but grandkids will enjoy still. Happy reading
Profile Image for Paula Jones.
2,951 reviews2 followers
April 27, 2024
Good read

This was a very short story that held my son attention from the beginning to the end I’m looking forward to
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280 reviews2 followers
April 28, 2024
Cute book to celebrate little graduates from preschool. A must buy for the preschooler graduate in your life. :)
Profile Image for Jacquie Kennedy.
Author 2 books3 followers
August 13, 2024
Cute

Very cute rhyming story. I liked that there is space to put pictures and information about your child at the end of the book.
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