Book details
The Boy Who Cried Fabulous
Description
To Roger, the world is a wonder, full of details that one just simply cant rush by. But his parents have an entirely different view, and they expect Roger to see things the way they do. Vibrant illustrations punctuate this rhyming tale about a boy who just cant stop smelling the roses.
Age
5-7
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
32 pages
Why to read
- Celebration of Individuality: 'The Boy Who Cried Fabulous' is a heartwarming story that encourages children to embrace and celebrate their unique qualities and interests, promoting self-acceptance and confidence.
- Vibrant Illustrations: The book is filled with colorful and expressive illustrations by Peter Ferguson that capture the imagination and enhance the reading experience, making it visually engaging for young readers.
- Language and Vocabulary Development: Lesléa Newman's playful use of language and repetition of the word 'fabulous' throughout the story helps children to expand their vocabulary and develop a love for descriptive language.
- Themes of Understanding and Acceptance: The story provides a platform for parents and educators to discuss important themes such as understanding, acceptance, and the importance of supporting loved ones in their self-expression, making it a valuable educational tool.