
Jennie Henley on the relevance of Hello! to the Ukraine situation
“To help us with our thinking and talking we have revisited an old favourite, ever valuable book, Hello! A Counting Book Of Kindnesses”
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“To help us with our thinking and talking we have revisited an old favourite, ever valuable book, Hello! A Counting Book Of Kindnesses”
“This heartwarming book allows young readers to put themselves in someone’s shoes…”
“… such a beautiful book, with the most important message!”
Hello! featured in this reading guide, highlighting books that celebrate diversity, representation and inclusion for children and young people aged 0–18.
A language lesson about kindness inspired by “the magnificent book Hello!” on Lessons4Kids.
“an unusual picture book. It does not appear to have a story, but as the numbers move up the story is there to be supplied by the reader. This is a book to share to open discussion whether in a classroom or home.”
“If everyone everywhere is kind and accepting of everyone from everywhere then the language of hatred and prejudice could become a thing of the past”
“Kurman shows that the development of emotional skills such as empathy and kindness are integral to the education of children.”
Exciting news! ‘Hello!’ has been nominated for the Kate Greenaway Medal 2021, awarded by children’s librarians for an outstanding book in terms of illustration.
“… a visual learning tool for young readers as well as a gentle reminder of how powerful one small gesture of kindness can be.”