Gabriel Evans - Böcker

Is imitation the sincerest form of flattery? Or is it just annoying? Norton just wants to be unique. The bear wants to be just like him. This is definitely going to be a problem. This hilarious read-aloud explores every child's least favorite form of admiration: copying.  It also helps readers deal with the sensitive topics of conformity, individuality, and belonging in an accessible, kid-friendly way. Ultimately, setting boundaries should be empowering for kids, just like it is for Norton.  "With a message sure to resonate with both trend setters and follower, this story will have wide appeal, especially for those with time to savor the artwork."Booklist, starred reviewHeartwarming and humorous, as well as filled with rewarding discussion opportunities, this is a valuable addition to all collections."School Library JournalShortlisted for the Children's Book of Australia Picture Book of the Year!"The humour will grab children.... This is a simple, meaningful and visually stunning book that reminds us all that what we look like on the outside doesn’t matter nearly so much as what we are like on the inside." ReadPlus, highly recommended

If you thought sharing was hard, try lending someone all your favorite things. Wouldn't it be fun to have a friend living right next door to you? Well, as Norton discovers, it can certainly pose some challenges when that friend wants to borrow all your favorite things, even your special fuzzy slippers.This is a story about setting limits and learning to accept you friends, flaws and all. It introduces readers to the important skill of boundary-setting in a funny, accessible way that will help them share and borrow without regrets.   A Children's Book Council of Australia Notable Book. “Readers who have been in Norton’s or the bear’s shoes will emerge enlightened. A sound lesson in making friends—and setting boundaries.” Kirkus Reviews