The Things I See and the Things I Do
The Things I See and the Things I Do by Jim Settel is a charming exploration of childhood experiences, published by Outskirts Press, Incorporated in November 2013. This 52-page book, written in English, invites young readers to engage with the world around them through playful observations and relatable moments.
Within its pages, readers will find a delightful blend of poetry and illustrations that capture the essence of exploration and discovery. The narrative encourages children to appreciate the beauty in everyday activities, such as blowing bubbles and sharing experiences with family and friends. This book serves as a gentle tool for parents to reinforce early lessons about enthusiasm for life and the importance of connections with others, making it a valuable addition to any child’s library.
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Blowing Bubbles…I love to blow soap bubbles with my bubble wand. I can hear each one pop when it explodes. Mommy says she can’t hear them pop at all. But she can’t hear my Dolly talk either. A book full of wonder for every boy and girl, filled with exploration, discovery, laughter and the understanding of beauty. Every child will be enthralled with the beautiful backdrop of pictures and will immediately recognize his or her experiences within them. The Things I See and the Things I Do offers children an understanding of why things happen the way they do, and provides a delightful opportunity for parents to softly reinforce the early lessons of both enthusiasm for life and harmony with family, friends and schoolmates.
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