Midge & Mo
by Lara Williamson
Should I read this?
appears in For 6 Year Olds.
Midge doesn?t want to go to a new school. He wants everything to go back to the way it was ? with his old school, his old friends and his parents back together. Mo is Midge?s buddy at his new school. She?s super smiley and can?t wait to be his friend, but the more Mo tries to make friends the more Midge retreats. It?s like there?s an invisible rain...
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appears in For 6 Year Olds.
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“Reading this picture book plays like a brisk, read‑aloud vent: short, punchy sentences catalogue Alexander’s escalating mishaps with an almost musical repetition. Its useful part is emotional validation—young children hear a character whose small injustices register as big feelings, and adults get an easy story to defuse a bad mood. Limitation: the repetition and simple resolution leave little room for problem‑solving or nuance, so older kids or adults seeking depth may find it thin and unsurprising.”
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