Hallo! review for International Children’s Day
“Without lecturing or pointing fingers, and with very little text, Hollis Kurman describes how the family arrives in the new country and meets lovely people along the way.”
“Without lecturing or pointing fingers, and with very little text, Hollis Kurman describes how the family arrives in the new country and meets lovely people along the way.”
“So much scope for discussion in this story. The plight of this family is hard for very young children to grasp, but the opportunities to explore feelings around the subject are immense.”
Counting in Green and Hello! paperback both included in overview of best new additions to the Centre for Literacy in Primary Education library.
โIt is wise to treat children like the future leaders that they will be. Which is why we are recommending this book as a must readโฆ”
“In this charming counting book we find 10 ways we can help the environment and we learn our way with our first steps in counting too.”
“Hollis Kurman is wonderful at writing about big topics in a counting book format for little people. Counting in Green helps young minds to understand how they help make changes to help the planet.”
“The great power of Counting in Green is the simplicity of its delivery. Itโs a brave book too.”
“Super brilliant new book for young children and anyone who wants to find ways to help our planet surviveโฆ”
“A brilliant book that will appeal to the youngest of environmentalists and the generation who can really make a change!”
“So much more than a mere counting book.”