What If There Were No Teachers?: A Gift Book for Teachers and Those Who Wish to Celebrate Them

by Caron Chandler Loveless, Dennis Hill (Illustrator)

It’s time to tell teachers just how valuable and appreciated they really are!

Teachers are precious members of our They help our children learn, grown, and thrive as people. What If There Were No Teachers? uses illustrations on the order of Norman Rockwell to let teachers everywhere know that we couldn't live without them.

A beautifully illustrated poem reveals how sad life would be without teachers, and this uplifting book is a gift that any teacher would cherish. With Teacher Appreciation Day celebrated each year, what better way to say a special “thank you” to those who give their time and energy to make our children and our world a better place? This charming book is the perfect read to celebrate our schools, and the perfect gift to let teachers, classroom aides, and educators know just how much they mean.

48 pages, Hardcover

First published June 3, 2008

Reviews

[Sunni Berbert]

Cute read. Fun cartoons. Good reminder that teachers, whether they hold that title or not, are the people who help to pass on the lessons from the past so that the current generation can learn new lessons. Got this as a gift from my brother. The thought was tender and I will cherish this book because of that sentimentality.

[Thalassophile_takemetotheocean]

Gave this to my children's teachers as a Christmas gift. Just beautiful. It has a page where kids can write something personal.