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Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on 17 May 2021

An important message conveyed through beautiful illustrations and simple sentences. Explains acceptance in a simple way. Highly recommended. Loved it!

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Jade Hewlett

A look at others thoughts, should we think in that way?

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on 4 May 2020

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What If Everybody Thought That? is a book that I thought we'd enjoy more than we did. The story shows a group of characters who all are doubtful and negative that are questioned as to what if everybody thought that where we get to see a more positive look and how it makes a difference.

The idea of this book is great but I think the way it is all written in speech bubbles gives the book less of a story feel to it and the children would have enjoyed it more had it read more like a story. The way it shows how positivity is a much better way to think I should very clever and gets the children thinking about what they think of the characters thoughts.

The illustrations are so lovely with fun and busy cartoons that really give a glimpse to how the characters are feeling. I think it's great that we got to see such a diverse range of characters but it would have been nice to get to know some of them more to help move the story along. This is a good book but we probably wouldn't reread it.

DMGeiger

Be kind to everyone.

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on 5 April 2022

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Liked the theme because it teaches everyone to be kind and nice to Everyone no matter what you see on the outside.

JMF

What If?

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on 31 July 2021

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This book should be read by adults as well as children. We can alway use a little reminding. We may not be good at some things that others are, but it goes both ways.

James oliver

It was a little advance for a four yeas old

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on 9 June 2021

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I liked but tough for a four year old

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Happiness

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on 19 April 2020

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I think it’s great because it’s telling us to treat other’s how we want to be treated great 🧠👏🏽👍🏽👌🏽🤜🏽great of course for children

MomOf3

Cute Story to Use with Blubber Mouths 😀

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on 10 June 2021

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Great story to show that you should think before it speak. The illustrations are very detailed and beautiful. Will use with my students who struggle with thinking before they speak.

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Kylie

Very disappointed. The age this is recommended for is not accurate either

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on 30 August 2019

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I was very disappointed with this book. I have the other 2 books in the series and use them ALL the time as a social worker, so I was excited to pre-order this one, but some of the thoughts themselves go a little too far. Maybe it depends on your population, but some of the thoughts seemed outdated with examples like "This isn't a race for special kids" and "He shouldn't be in this class." At my school, everyone comes and goes with different supports, and the kids don't really start noticing until maybe 4th-5th grade. So, to depict that type of thought at such a young age (3-7yrs per this listing), is unnecessary to me and could be placing those thoughts in their heads. The settings on each page are geared more towards upper levels as well (making the basketball team, what appears to be a middle school bathroom, a track meet. I plan to use this book with 4th or 5th grade if at all, but I definitely will be skipping over some things.

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Vermonter

Great intro to bigger topics

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on 4 March 2020

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Great book for beginning to teach kids about the power of our automatic thoughts about others' disabilities or situations and how to combat them. Uses examples of kids in wheelchairs, eating "ethnic" food, and even kids with hair loss to introduce children to these topics without directly addressing bigger isms that parents can talk about later.

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Meera

Brilliant message

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on 5 April 2020

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A wonderful message that was a little confusing in the way it was laid out and made the messages together not quite work with the outcome. It was an amazing thought process that had me struggling at times. Pictures were gorgeous and the message meaningful.

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