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Oc relationships 🥺💓💖💕💖💓💗💓💖💓💕

honorable mention @poicyss >:o)

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"I’m sure it reminds me of something, but I can never remember.”

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Choked On A Bone, This iconic face from Munsch’s “The Scream” created in glass for  Joyce J. Scott - "Lynched Tree" and captured and modified in pixels by me - By cg photography

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The Adaptable Educator's Book Review - The Dark by Robert Munsch

The Dark (a picture book that sits squarely in his larger catalogue of anxious, exuberant, and oddly consoling childhood tales) is less a cautionary tale than a quiet excavation of a single, universal fear: the impossible-to-see thing that nonetheless feels very present. Munsch’s gifts — an ear for spoken cadence, a knack for compressing a child’s logic into a few wry sentences, and a willingness…

The Adaptable Educator's Book Review - The Dark by Robert Munsch

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The Adaptable Educator's Book Review - Love You Forever by Robert Munsch

At first glance Robert Munsch’s Love You Forever presents itself as the kind of picture book that trades in the obvious—short sentences, a repeating refrain, and a domestic tableau meant to reassure a child at bedtime. Read more closely, however, the book’s spare language and circular structure sustain a far more complicated emotional logic: a study in attachment, ritual, and the slow…

The Adaptable Educator's Book Review - Love You Forever by Robert Munsch

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The Adaptable Educator's Book Review - Mortimer by Robert Munsch

Mortimer reads at first like a comic domestic sketch: it’s bedtime, Mortimer refuses, Mortimer makes a racket, and every adult who enters the scene fails to quiet him. But beneath that simple spine of plot sits the set of a small stage where Munsch — working in his characteristic oral-storytelling register — orchestrates an escalating comedy about power, performativity, and who gets to speak in a…

The Adaptable Educator's Book Review - Mortimer by Robert Munsch

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The Adaptable Educator's Book Review - Mud Puddle by Robert Munsch

Robert Munsch’s Mud Puddle reads like a tiny masterpiece of oral storytelling compressed into thirty-two pages: brisk, comic, cumulative, and animated by a single, delightfully absurd conceit — a mud puddle that repeatedly “jumps on” a child and gets her “completely all over muddy.” The story began as a tale told in a nursery school and became the writer’s first printed book, which helps explain…

The Adaptable Educator's Book Review - Mud Puddle by Robert Munsch

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The Adaptable Educator's Book Review - Thomas' Snowsuit by Robert Munsch

Thomas’ Snowsuit by Robert Munsch turns a domestic, wintertime battle into an energetic miniature drama: a small boy resists the ritual of being bundled for cold weather, and the adult attempt at care escalates into a comic standoff. The narrative depends on repetition, mounting absurdity, and a tight point of view that keeps the reader squarely on Thomas’s side even as events topple into…

The Adaptable Educator's Book Review - Thomas' Snowsuit by Robert Munsch