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“The protagonist has blue eyes, black hair, and light brown skin and is surrounded by a supporting cast of many races and ethnicities. A reminder to be aware of what one says, as well as a discussion starter about actions and consequences.†—Kirkus Reviews“With its heartfelt message and amusing pictures, What If Everybody Said That? is a great tool to introduce little readers to the concepts and importance of kindness, inclusivity, the power of words, and taking responsibility for one’s actions and speech.†—Word Spelunking“A smart addition to your collections on feelings, emotions, and actions.†—Mom Read It“I can see this book being very useful in a classroom setting or one-on-one to address negative comments toward others.†—Library Mom Books“An important picture book especially in today’s world.†—Booking Mama“A perfect tool to teach kindness and manners.†—Kristi’s Book Nook“This book acts as a good conversation starter and one that will show fully how words have consequences.†—Mrs. Mommy Booknerd“Every page of this story offers a perfect opportunity to begin a conversation about how the little girl’s, or another child’s, harsh words are making the other kids feel.†—Red Canoe Reader“I love this book and I think the message is simple but very much needed with little kids.†—A Rup Life“An excellent reminder of how we should treat others and how we want to be treated…I hope to read it to every elementary classroom that I sub in this school year. Teachers could use this book as an excellent opener to talking about classroom rules, playground rules, and general kindness throughout the school. It would make a great gift to celebrate back-to-school!†—Sincerely Stacey“Javernick and Madden let you experience what it looks like to be on the other side of unkind words and it makes an impact. Powerful but not preachy, it’s a wonderful pro-kindness tool.†—Story Monsters Ink
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About the Author
Ellen Javernick is the author of more than twenty books for children, including the Children’s Choice Book Award finalist The Birthday Pet, illustrated by Kevin O’Malley, and the bestselling picture book What If Everybody Did That?, illustrated by Colleen Madden. She has been an elementary school teacher for more than twenty years and currently teaches second grade. She lives in Loveland, Colorado.Colleen Madden is the illustrator of numerous children’s books, including the picture book adaptation of All I Want for Christmas Is You by Mariah Carey and the bestselling picture book What If Everybody Did That? by Ellen Javernick. She lives in the Philadelphia area with her husband and two sons.
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Age Range: 3 - 7 years
Grade Level: Preschool - 2
Lexile Measure: AD500L (What's this?)
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Series: What If Everybody?
Hardcover: 24 pages
Publisher: Two Lions (August 1, 2018)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1503948951
ISBN-13: 978-1503948952
Product Dimensions:
9 x 1 x 9 inches
Shipping Weight: 12.8 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
Average Customer Review:
4.2 out of 5 stars
543 customer reviews
Amazon Best Sellers Rank:
#4,000 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
When I was scanning through the titles for July's First Reads, I was delighted to see a children's book. I have five-and-a-half year old twins who LOVE for me to read to them. I also was attracted to this title because the description states that it focuses on kindness. My kids' school emphasized kindness this year and being kind has always been something I strive for as well. I eagerly downloaded this title and read it to my kids this morning over breakfast.What If Everybody Said That? by Ellen Javernick is a children's picture book that uses examples to get kids thinking about how what they do and say affects others. Throughout the story, the same girl is actually quite mean to other kids and adults call her out on it, stating "What if EVERYBODY said that?". It takes her a while but eventually she realizes the impact her words and actions have on others, which really are powerful and why we should always treat others how we want to be treated.This story has colorful illustrations and about 22 pages to the story. It will not load onto an e-reader so I can't read it on my Kindle Oasis but it downloads just fine to my kids' Kindle Fires and on my Kindle app on my Android phone.I've read this story five times myself and twice to my kids. My kids liked the story and we talked about what can happen if we say or do those things. Throughout each of the examples we talked about how the other person might feel if they were treated that way and what the girl should do instead.The reason I'm giving this book three stars is because I have mixed feelings about it. The story itself is good and emphasizes what happens if everybody says that. I think it can get kids thinking about their words and actions because of the repetition. My problem is with the very negative illustrations. On almost every page, the kids and adults are glaring or yelling, which I don't feel go hand-in-hand with kindness. The main character is always glaring and being mean to others but other people also have similar looks on their faces. I was torn about what I should write so I asked my husband for his opinion. On the very first page, he commented that there is an awful lot of negativity. We both feel the story itself is good but the illustrations are so negative that it almost takes away from the emphasis on kindness. The more I read this story, the less I honestly liked it because of this. I've read a number of children's books on kindness and this is the only one that has ever had negative illustrations.Overall, I liked the story but don't care much for the illustrations. I've included some pictures from the story so you can decide for yourself if you feel this story is a good purchase for you or not. I wish I would've enjoyed this story more because I feel it has great potential. I just wish the pictures matched the theme of kindness because I would've given it at least one more star.
Thinking before speaking is something the world could use a lot more of. Some kids learn to be intentionally mean, and most children naively blurt out things that can hurt feelings at some time. This charming and colorfully illustrated book teaches kids to apply filters in a playful series of real life situations. In an extended thought experiment, the author asks kids to put themselves in others' shoes and consider how people would feel if everyone said the first self-centered things that popped into their heads. Frank, but not heavy-handed, it allows kids to see the results of accumulated unkindness. (YouTube trolls could learn something here!)This will definitely be on the reading itinerary when my new grandbaby reaches the target age.Addendum: I wanted to add a bit more about the illustrations. They are bright and lively with great communication of facial expressions. I love the little details added into each illustration, like the crab tattoo on the lifeguard or the expressive emoticons sprinkled throughout.I should mention the reason I did not give a five star. It's more my preference than any fault of the book manuscript or illustrations. The facial expressions and text in the book express a wide range of negative emotions: sad, mad, mean, disapproving, frightened, smug. They are excellently and even humorously done--completely appropriate to the topic. However, I could have used a little more mood brightening at the end, showing more smiling and approving faces when children think before they speak and speak kindly. Like I said, it's my preference, which does not limit the usefulness and entertainment value of "What If Everybody Said That?"
Every page full of negative examples but only the last page suggest a positive message. Maybe I should criticize but I would have liked more examples of kindness throughout the book.
This book is well written, well illustrated and should be in every classroom. As a former teacher of thirty years, I can see this being used during the first days of school and repeated on the first of the month. A book to be incorporated in the year’s curriculum. Thoughtfulness and kindness can not be stressed enough. I’m so glad I chose this as my monthly selection!
Timely subject. We are a nation of mean, snarky people hiding behind our electronic devices and our children are learning our ways. This book brings the solution to their level. Wouldn't hurt to make some adults read this too.
I was able to grab this book as part of my crack dealer's continued lure to feed my addiction through offering all 6 July First Reads for free as part of Amazon's Deal Days. Thanks, Amazon!This was a cute, inviting book with an important message. Positive, supporting words/actions are more powerful than negative.The reason I marked this book down a star because right up to the last page, it was a five star review is that I thought the author could have given more examples than just one of positive interactions and their support on a person, especially a child. The book was loaded with the negative interactions. The example given of a positive interaction was one set at home. I think, at least, one example could have been in a school setting as that is where the majority of childhood bullying occurs.
As a third grade teacher, this book would be a great discussion starter at the beginning or anytime in the school year. I really like that I got to read the entire book for free before choosing to purchase it for my classroom. I also like that there are both in school and out in the community situations when the little girl had to think about her words, and how they might affect others. I think this book would be best for K-4th grade students, but the message is for everyone!
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