Book details
Song Lee and the I Hate You Notes
Description
When Song Lee--the nicest person in Room 2B--starts getting nasty notes, everyone is shocked. Then Song Lee comes up with a creative way to teach the note sender a lesson he or she won't soon forget.
Age
7-11
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
50 pages
Book in series
#5
Why to read
- Develops Empathy: 'Song Lee and the I Hate You Notes' addresses themes of bullying and friendship, providing young readers with the opportunity to understand and empathize with characters who face social challenges, helping them to develop emotional intelligence.
- Engaging Storytelling: Suzy Kline's storytelling is engaging and relatable for young readers. The book's plot is designed to keep children interested and entertained while they follow Song Lee's experiences with her classmates.
- Teaches Conflict Resolution: The book offers valuable lessons on how to deal with negative emotions and conflicts. As Song Lee navigates the situation with the 'I Hate You' notes, readers learn about the importance of communication and forgiveness.
- Promotes Diversity and Inclusion: Featuring a diverse set of characters, including Song Lee who is of Asian descent, the book encourages inclusivity and representation. It helps young readers appreciate different cultures and backgrounds, fostering a more accepting attitude towards diversity.