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$BOOK^ Imagine *E.B.O.O.K$

$BOOK^ Imagine *E.B.O.O.K$
$BOOK^ Imagine
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Description
PreS-Gr 2—Jullien introduces a new generation to Lennon's anthem for peace. Accompanied by
text from 'Imagine,' vibrant images depict an intrepid pigeon flying about the city and delivering
olive branches to encourage harmony. Large, flat, and thick-lined, the naive-style illustrations
convey the enduring message of the song in a format that will resonate with a young audience. For
example, a pair of seagulls squabbling over a fish ('Nothing to kill or die for,/and no religion too')
begin smiling after the pigeon gives them a branch ('Imagine all the people/living life in peace'): a
simple—and adorable—way to demonstrate the power to overcome discord. Later, the pigeon
snoozes in a tree ('You may say I'm a dreamer') as other birds, touched by the pigeon's actions, fly
by carrying branches of their own ('but I'm not the only one'). A colorful spread of the pigeon
draping his wings around other birds emphasizes the overall message: 'I hope someday you'll join
us/and the world will live as one.' VERDICT Adults will enjoy this creative take on a beloved song,
and the book can easily blend with lessons about cooperation and sharing—and even ageappropriate
lessons on global conflicts.—Mahnaz Dar, School Library Journal Read more 'Adults
will enjoy this creative take on a beloved song, and the book can easily blend with lessons about
cooperation and sharing—and even age-appropriate lessons on global conflicts.' —SLJ 'An
inviting, relevant, and timely message of tolerance, inclusiveness, unity, and peace. Just imagine.'
—Kirkus ' For fans of Lennonâ€s song eager to introduce it to a new generation, Jullienâ€s
panoply of boldly outlined, lovable birds offers an accessible entry point to ideas of peace,
kindness, and justice.' —Publishers Weekly Read more See all Editorial Reviews