In this lushly illustrated picture book, gentle rhymes invite young children to turn their attention inward and reflect on who they see themselves as in a mirror. Are they a bushy-browed toad? Or an old man with a fiddle? Maybe a hippo too thick in the middle?
Through lilting and pleasing verse, children can dream about their own self-perception and recognize that the best thing they can be is themselves.
It's fun to dream of things that I see.
But, my favorite of all is to simply see me.
The first book in a series of contemporary nursery rhymes focusing on positive self-image, encouragement of self-inquiry and reflection on one's place in the world.
Oh, What I See
is a story that perfectly aligns with the current early childhood focus on social-emotional learning and is a wonderful resource for families and educators.