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Walk With Me
A toddler joyfully accompanies her mother on a walk to the park, in a rhyming tale illustrated by the artist of Monster Soup.
- GenresPicture Books
24 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 1995
About the author
Naomi Danis
9 books11 followersI HATE EVERYONE (2018) illustrated by Cinta Arribas. Is narrated by a little girl who, at her birthday party, wants everyone to go away and leave her alone. I've been delighted by the number of enthusiastic people who've said more or less these words: "Hey, somebody wrote a book about me!"
WHILE GRANDPA NAPS (2019), illustrated by Junghwa Park, was inspired by a true story about my late husband when he was a little boy and his grandfather asked him to sit by his side and make sure no flies would bother him while he napped in a backyard hammock.
MY BEST FRIEND, SOMETIMES (2020) , also illustrated by Cinta Arribas, was described as "An emotionally honest take on the complexities of (childhood) friendship" in a Kirkus starred review.
BYE, CAR illustrated by Daniel Rieley comes out September 2021, Exciting though they are, many vehicles also have a damaging impact on the environment. This very young picture book asks if there is a better way to get around, a greener alternative.It takes a positive look into the future.
Long ago I earned a BA and MA in English at Stony Brook, and then an MSEd at Bank Street College. I was an early childhood teacher in Israel for a few years in the 1970s, and continue to visit often.
WHILE GRANDPA NAPS (2019), illustrated by Junghwa Park, was inspired by a true story about my late husband when he was a little boy and his grandfather asked him to sit by his side and make sure no flies would bother him while he napped in a backyard hammock.
MY BEST FRIEND, SOMETIMES (2020) , also illustrated by Cinta Arribas, was described as "An emotionally honest take on the complexities of (childhood) friendship" in a Kirkus starred review.
BYE, CAR illustrated by Daniel Rieley comes out September 2021, Exciting though they are, many vehicles also have a damaging impact on the environment. This very young picture book asks if there is a better way to get around, a greener alternative.It takes a positive look into the future.
Long ago I earned a BA and MA in English at Stony Brook, and then an MSEd at Bank Street College. I was an early childhood teacher in Israel for a few years in the 1970s, and continue to visit often.
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June 13, 2016
This is a sweet illustrated poem about a child going for a walk with a parent. It is good to read to a 2-4 year old to aid in reflection upon real walks, and to emphasize mindfulness of our senses and actions, as well as feeling safe and connected to other people in our communities.
April 23, 2021
This is a realistic book, that allows the reader to follow along as the little girl adventures through different places with her mother. This book portrays the adventurous side of a child and encourages students to get outside and enjoy their surroundings.
May 27, 2026
So poetic. lovely children's story
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