I'm Here

This is a fun book to read — lots of imagination. Great for any kiddo and all age groups. Highly recommend.

The three of them were incredible! I simple adooooooooooore Peter Reynolds work and think, I couldn't possibly be dissapointed when it comes to his work. As for Susan Verde, I admire her style and philosophy of life, needless to say her approach to yoga.My students -not surprisingly- loved them too!

This is a very sweet book with a great message and cute illustrations, but I had gotten it for my 6-year-old daughter with autism, and it is too vague for her. She doesn't understand what the point of the book is and therefore doesn't want to read it. I am going to keep looking for a similar book about self-understanding with more of a concrete, well-stated theme.

A beautiful book with a simple, but oh so powerful, message. A message that will resonate with readers young and old. Through his gorgeous illustrations and eloquent words, Peter pulls the reader in to understand what it might feel like to be on the outside looking in. This is the perfect book to springboard discussions around acceptance and empathy. All children should feel connected and a part of our wonderful world. "I'm Here" shows how through just one person that can be possible. It should be read on the first day of school and reread many times over. Can't recommend it highly enough!!

Peter Reynolds is a genius, this book helps children know that their loved ones will always be with them

The story was very good. We love paper airplanes and we also love playing with kids in the playground. It was not easy to relate to the shy kid, but it was great to learn we can befriend the shy kids with just ansmile

Anything by Peter Reynolds is a hit with me!!!

Sweet

I use Peter Reynold's books a lot with children of all primary school ages. They are great for stimulating discussion and for prompting creative and imaginative thinking. Personally though, I was a little disappointed in this one which is not as clear nor as enjoyable for children as Ish or The Dot. This one is a bit too philosophical for me.

Excellent story for Growth Mindset in primary schools

Wonderful illustrations that promote open discussion. The storyline promotes creative thought a the underlying theme of self worth develops.