Picture Books Quotes

“Before they read words, children are reading pictures.”
― David Wiesner, Free Fall

“You are not too small. No one is ever too small to offer help.”
― Emlyn Chand, Honey the Hero

“On the Writing Process:

"When in doubt, take it out.,”
― Barbara DaCosta, Resort to Murder

“The verbal patterns and the patterns of behavior we present to children in these lighthearted confections are likely to influence them for the rest of their lives. These aesthetic impressions, just like the moral teachings of early childhood, remain indelible.”
― Esphyr Slobodkina

“Sometimes it's hard to wait for good things to happen. - Tia Isa”
― Meg Medina

“So little Moon Pig put her snout into the soft dandelion head, which was round, and glowing, just like the moon. She blew and blew...”
― Suzy Davies, Luna The Moon Pig: The Pig Who Hid

“We can _start_ making Christmas and Santa can finish up.”
― Toni Buzzeo

“I have always believed that poems beg to be read aloud, even if the reader is in a world all her own.”
― J. Patrick Lewis, The Last Resort

“Wait," Honey said to herself, as she realized something amazing. "I’m already an excellent flyer. Maybe I can fight crime too.”
― Emlyn Chand, Honey the Hero

“Hey, ants!" she shouted. "Please help. Anteater is very hungry, but cannot find any food.”
― Emlyn Chand, Honey the Hero

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“In this beautiful picture book, readers are shown the remarkable diversity of nature
and are encouraged to connect with it through the metaphor of home.

Kate is a likable character whose curiosity and openness to the world around her
turn an ordinary walk in the woods into an adventure. Simple text that emphasizes
dialogue underscores the story’s message about connection, while the beautiful
artwork uses earthy tones to invoke the spirit of the forest.

Kate the Earthling invites readers to see the environment in which they live through
new eyes and to feel at home in the natural world that surrounds them.”
― The Children's Book Review

“I photographer because I want a visual diary. Photography lets me capture the fleeting moments of daily life, the images would otherwise fade into oblivion. My contact sheets, my hard drives bursting with images, these are my personal journal, just with better lighting and way less writing. - Chris Geiger”
― Chris Geiger

“Learning to read the imagery as well as the words highlights the importance of the reader in being an active part of producing the text and making each picture book their own adventure in interpretation." [p26]”
― Laura Cain Gray

“Learning to read the imagery as well as the words highlights the importance of the reader in being an active part of producing the text and making each picture book their own adventure in interpretation." ”
― Laura Cain Gray

“Feeling numb means you've lost someone dear… and you're trying to work out”
― Karen Brough, I Can't Believe They're Gone: A kid's grief book that hugs, helps, and gives hope

“Feeling numb means you've lost someone dear… and you're trying to work out what life will be like… without them near.”
― Karen Brough, I Can't Believe They're Gone: A kid's grief book that hugs, helps, and gives hope

“A day can be heavy with sadness, and yet—still shared in love.”
― Karen Brough, I Can't Believe They're Gone: A kid's grief book that hugs, helps, and gives hope

“And although they were still sad-they were together.”
― Karen Brough, I Can't Believe They're Gone: A kid's grief book that hugs, helps, and gives hope

“You are loved… you are cared for… you have a friend here in me.”
― Karen Brough, The Tale of The Little Black Cloud: A Heartfelt Children's Sadness Book on Friendship, Healing, and Emotional Resilience

“Tears are important, don't toss them away… they need to come out and have their say.”
― Karen Brough, The Tale of The Little Black Cloud: A Heartfelt Children's Sadness Book on Friendship, Healing, and Emotional Resilience

“His black became grey and then turned to white. The more he let go, the more he took flight.”
― Karen Brough, The Tale of The Little Black Cloud: A Heartfelt Children's Sadness Book on Friendship, Healing, and Emotional Resilience

“He poured out his worries, all that kept him low. His heavies came out …his sad and lonely did go.”
― Karen Brough, The Tale of The Little Black Cloud: A Heartfelt Children's Sadness Book on Friendship, Healing, and Emotional Resilience

“There is a friend who sits with you right here—in this place.”
― Karen Brough, The Tale of The Little Black Cloud: A Heartfelt Children's Sadness Book on Friendship, Healing, and Emotional Resilience

“A tender, empowering story that helps children navigate big emotions and rediscover their inner strength. Jane Wellson’s Liam’s Lost Sparkle is a wonderful tool for parents and educators to foster resilience and self-awareness in young hearts.”
― Michele Borba, UnSelfie: Why Empathetic Kids Succeed in Our All-About-Me World

“Every great story starts with a tiny idea brave enough to speak up.
”You don’t need fancy words to reach a child’s heart—just rhythm, wonder, and a little spark of truth.”“The best books don’t just entertain—they invite you to grow.”
― Mark Morgan

“The real reason why you need to be nice to neighbors:

'Hey, hey!', said Mister Postman.
'I see that you are neighbors,
And neighbors should not argue,
There’s better things to do.'
'It’s good to know your neighbors.
They can be very useful:
One day you'll get delivery,
And they will sign for you!”
― Alex Dabrotta, A Mouse and Two Cows: Lived in a yellow house

“In Grandma and Grandpa's Traveling House, every state is a new bedtime story waiting to unfold—because the best adventures start with a hug and a honk.”
― Theresa and Dave Sarff, Grandma and Grandpa's Traveling House

“Your name is your story — wear it with pride.”
― Uchenna Azonobi, My Name Is Who I Am

“Being different doesn’t make you small - it makes you special.”
― Rodi Evergreen, Milo: Small but Brave: A story about courage and kindness