All in a Day
Published on 18. May 2023
Book
Hardback
40 pages
978-1-922610-54-6 (ISBN)
Description
"Be sure to make time for this charmer; kids will want to return to it time and again." Kirkus Reviews
Follow the comings and goings of everyone who lives and works in the same building and enjoy the interactive search-and-find as we see what happens throughout the day.
Look in the windows and track each character's journey over the course of a day. And we can't forget what happens when (almost) everyone is sleeping.
Chihiro's detailed, kid-friendly paper cut artwork engages readers and includes them in her work. Here, she smartly focuses on what happens on the hour, which is the way children are first introduced to the concept of reading clocks.
This is a story that works on multiple levels: as a narrative, a seek-and-find game, and an introduction to reading analog clocks.
Follow the comings and goings of everyone who lives and works in the same building and enjoy the interactive search-and-find as we see what happens throughout the day.
Look in the windows and track each character's journey over the course of a day. And we can't forget what happens when (almost) everyone is sleeping.
Chihiro's detailed, kid-friendly paper cut artwork engages readers and includes them in her work. Here, she smartly focuses on what happens on the hour, which is the way children are first introduced to the concept of reading clocks.
This is a story that works on multiple levels: as a narrative, a seek-and-find game, and an introduction to reading analog clocks.
Reviews / Votes
"Not enough hours in the day! This delightful Australian import, a seek-and-find challenge teeming with details, invites kids to observe activities occurring at various hours from morning to night in an apartment building that includes a bakery, a barbershop, and several residences. Bonus: Kids can practice telling time from the analog clock atop the building....Be sure to make time for this charmer; kids will want to return to it time and again." Kirkus Reviews"There is so much to see and to adore within these pages. The story is interactive with 'can you find' challenges on each page, encouraging the reader to notice changes throughout the day. Even the pages where most are asleep are thoughtful and beautiful." Reading Time, Children's Book Council of Australia
"Chihiro's detailed, paper cut artwork instantly engages readers. With their attention focusing on the hour and what happens at that time of the day, the reader learns about the significance of that hour of each day, learning to tell the time along the way. Berbay's mantra, 'Clever books for curious kids' shines out in this unique picture book." ReadPlus
"With the most exquisitely detailed paper cut images, this picture book is a feast for your eyes! Follow the families and businesses in the clocktower building as they move through their day. There are simple things to find on every page, but it is the intricacies that will add layers to the story with each reading. Wonderful!" Kids Reading Guide
More details
Series
Language
English
Place of publication
Preston West, VIC
Australia
Target group
Children/juvenile
Interest Age: From 5 to 8 years
Product notice
Picture book
Illustrations
full colour illustrations throughout; Illustrations
Dimensions
Height: 317 mm
Width: 213 mm
Thickness: 15 mm
Weight
422 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-922610-54-6 (9781922610546)
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Schweitzer Classification
Person
Chihiro Takeuchi is a renowned paper cut artist living in Osaka, Japan. In 2015 and 2016 Chihiro was part of a select group of artists to exhibit at the prestigious Bologna Book Fair, and she specializes in writing for and working with children in the early childhood stages.