Featured Review of What did you do at school today? | December 2024 Book of the Month

[Abiodunakinola]

This book stands out as a valuable resource for fostering meaningful parent-child conversations. By using engaging, open-ended questions, it helps parents navigate the complexities of their child’s school day, encouraging reflection on learning, relationships, and personal growth. Nice review.

[Gayatri Tripathi]

Thank you for such a detailed review of What did you do at school today? by C.C. Lacavera! I appreciate how you highlighted the book’s focus on fostering meaningful conversations between parents and children. It’s such a creative approach to bridging the gap that busy schedules often create. The open-ended questions seem like a wonderful tool for parents to encourage their children to share their daily experiences, which is essential for building strong parent-child relationships.

I’m also intrigued by the way the book explores different aspects of a child’s day—from cognitive activities to interpersonal relationships and outdoor fun. The rhymes and colorful illustrations you mentioned make it sound even more engaging and accessible for young readers. I can see this book becoming a cherished bedtime tradition for many families. Thanks again for sharing your thoughts so vividly; it really makes me want to pick up a copy!

[Black Indigo]

The book's resources will make it easier for parents to engage in their children's academic development. Thank you for the review.

[Bethel Saint Bright]

For a genre classification, this is a children's book. However, I believe the target readers are parents. It seems like it shows parents how to strategically be involved in their children's affairs, especially concerning their activities in school.

[Igwe Ifeanyi]

After having gone through "What did you do at school today?" by C.C. Lacavera, I'm thoroughly impressed. This charming book is a wonderful tool for parents to connect with their kids and spark meaningful conversations about their daily experiences at school. The author's use of open-ended questions, colorful illustrations, and engaging rhymes makes it a delight to read. A great way to encourage quality time and bonding between parents and children!

[Phooko Tebogo PC]

It's so good for parents to find a way to bond with their children. And it seems like this book can be a great read for both parties to do just that. Congrats on #BOTD

[Lene Lena]

I appreciate your thoughtful review of “What Did You Do at School Today?” by C.C. Lacavera. It’s wonderful to hear how the book’s open-ended questions facilitate meaningful conversations between parents and children. Engaging with kids about their school experiences is crucial, and this book certainly provides valuable tools for that. Your recognition of the book’s presentation and its ability to spark discussions is encouraging. Fostering communication about daily school activities can strengthen family bonds and enhance children’s social skills.

[Amy_Jackson]

Very impressive! And quite an asset for parents to have, I must say. Nothing can take the place of a parent in a child's life, definitely not the money we're so busy making. It's paramount we seize every opportunity to have an awesome relationship with our children.

[Ohanele Chinonyerem]

This book will not only educate parents on how daring and imaginative children can be but also emphasize the significance of the parent-child relationship, which I greatly appreciate.

[Loniya Chabili Mubanga]

I love children's books and appreciate that this one in particular helps parents bond with their children by being interested in their activities. Especially their activities at the one place they spend most of their time; school. Takes me back to when I was a child and would have adventures at school and parents wouldn't even have a clue. It's nice to know what your child is up to. It makes them feel seen. I would love to read this book!

[Egbeolowo Olamide]

Thank you for such a thoughtful and detailed review of "What Did You Do at School Today" by C.C. Lacavera! It's heartwarming to hear how much you appreciated the book's ability to spark meaningful and fun conversations between parents and children. You've beautifully captured the essence of the book—its interactive and engaging nature, which makes it such a valuable resource for families.

I’m especially glad you highlighted the book's open-ended questions and rhymes. These features were intentionally designed to encourage curiosity and imagination while strengthening the parent-child bond. Your mention of the bright illustrations and simple, engaging language reinforces why this book is such a delightful experience for readers of all ages.

Your enthusiasm for the book shines through your words, and it’s clear you genuinely enjoyed it. Reviews like yours truly make a difference in helping others discover books that can enrich their family time. Thank you for sharing your perspective and for recommending this treasure!

[SophiaNd]

'What did you do at school today?' by C.C. Lacavera provides parents with the tips on how to keep updated on the kid's life at school. Knowing that children meet different individuals and experiences at school, this book will be beneficial to parents especially first time parents.

[Soma Ezenwanne]

This book emphasises the importance of God's invitation, and I like that it provides sincere and inspiring insights on spiritual progress.

[mytkreadingreview]

I like it, because it encourages good relationships between parents and childrens, it also makes parents to participate in school activities like their present in school, sports and others.

[ajah Inem]

there is no school to be a parent, but this book teaches parents how to be a proper parent. who would have thought that the questions you ask at school today would have a big impact on your child's psychology and cognitive development. I think this book is a kind of child psychology book as well as a guidebook for parents on how to be a parent.