While the other mice gather food for winter, Frederick gathers impressions of warmth, color and words. When supplies run low he shares sunlight, color and a poem, and the others see him as a poet.
Children work together in a garden of varied plants. Bianca explains that doing things helps her learn, and Manuel describes how hard it is to sit still. The book also says some people don’t want to answer personal questions.
Swimmy is the one black fish in a school of red ones. He suggests that the red fish swim together in the shape of one big fish, with Swimmy as its dark eye.
Callie describes how Charlie experiences the world differently, including how hard it is to communicate sometimes, and also his interests, his talents and the good times they share.
We start with parent and educator recommendations, check available story details, and explain the value fit in our own words. The source link on each book shows where we found it.