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A review by misspentdays
The Boy Who Loved Everyone by Jane Porter
5.0
Dmitri has a large heart and an open-spirit. While he tells everyone he loves them, he doesn't understand why everyone doesn't say it back. Then Dmitri discovers that maybe love isn't just the words people say.
A charming tale of an open-hearted boy learning to navigate the world and the people around him. This is an essential work for all Pre-K and ECE programs.
This book is a great read for back to school / first time at school in Pre-K, or even Kindergarten. Dmitri loves everything and everyone and he isn't afraid to share the love. Unfortunately for his tender heart, no one knows how to react to his declarations of love. After talking to his mom about how this upset him, she shows him the many other ways people say "I love you".
This would not only be a good read for the tenderhearted littles, but those who aren't naturally as expressive. It will help them understand that more emotional perspective. It also provides an excellent, and natural, example of a child seeking council from their adult to deal with emotions.
A charming tale of an open-hearted boy learning to navigate the world and the people around him. This is an essential work for all Pre-K and ECE programs.
This book is a great read for back to school / first time at school in Pre-K, or even Kindergarten. Dmitri loves everything and everyone and he isn't afraid to share the love. Unfortunately for his tender heart, no one knows how to react to his declarations of love. After talking to his mom about how this upset him, she shows him the many other ways people say "I love you".
This would not only be a good read for the tenderhearted littles, but those who aren't naturally as expressive. It will help them understand that more emotional perspective. It also provides an excellent, and natural, example of a child seeking council from their adult to deal with emotions.