2012/01/11

BR 2-18: Look at me (Randell, 1995)

"I am painting. Look at me." (p.2)

In the book, several children do something. For example, they're painting, counting, or singing. Why do they do it? They do it because they want someone to look at them. They want to look at them any time. After I read the book, I felt we want someone to look at us any time because we try everything. If you read the book, you may want to try something new.

Reference: Randell, Beverley. (1995). Look at me. Albany: Nelson Price Milburn.

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