Take a photo of a barcode or cover
librarybonanza 's review for:
Ayobami and the Names of the Animals
by Pilar López Ávila
Age: Preschool-1st grade
Written in the style of a folktale, Ayobami is elated to start school after the war has finally come to an end. Along the way to school, dangerous animals and insects are held at bay when the girl promises to bring back their written animal names after she learns how to read and write. Although Ayobami shows no difficulty in learning how to read and write--and does both in one day--there are other tales about the actual process of learning to read and write. This story focuses on the joy of learning with a satisfying ending that shows the power of education and knowledge.
Gorgeous, emotionally evoking artwork transcends the story into a truly impactful tale for listeners who are learning to read and write.
Written in the style of a folktale, Ayobami is elated to start school after the war has finally come to an end. Along the way to school, dangerous animals and insects are held at bay when the girl promises to bring back their written animal names after she learns how to read and write. Although Ayobami shows no difficulty in learning how to read and write--and does both in one day--there are other tales about the actual process of learning to read and write. This story focuses on the joy of learning with a satisfying ending that shows the power of education and knowledge.
Gorgeous, emotionally evoking artwork transcends the story into a truly impactful tale for listeners who are learning to read and write.