Featured Review of What did you do at school today? | December 2024 Book of the Month

[ajah Inem]

a simple question from parents to children that has big impact: "what did you do at school?"

[ajah Inem]

there is no school to be a parent, but this book teaches parents how to be a proper parent. who would have thought that the questions you ask at school today would have a big impact on your child's psychology and cognitive development. I think this book is a kind of child psychology book as well as a guidebook for parents on how to be a parent.

[Ajay Pratap Singh Tomar]

"What Did You Do at School Today?" by C.C. Lacavera emphasizes parent-child bonding and communication, highlighting the importance of discussing school events regularly to maximize educational experiences. It provides an engaging read for parents and guardians to engage with their children.

[Jya Mayo]

This book is great to read to kids. If it fixes it's rhyme scheme and emphasis on onamonapia, it would be up there with the Dr.Suess books.

[Jannine Tekiner]

"What did you do at school today?" by C.C. Lacavera is a charming addition to any child's bookshelf. Its engaging format not only entertains but also encourages young readers to share their stories, making it a valuable tool for nurturing creativity and connection within families. This book is sure to become a favorite for storytime, celebrated for its imaginative approach to everyday experiences.

The book features vibrant illustrations and lively rhymes that invite children to share their school experiences, whether they involve pirates, rainbows, or imaginative adventures. Each page encourages kids to respond to whimsical prompts, fostering creativity and storytelling skills. The interactive nature of the text makes it an excellent choice for read-aloud sessions, where parents can engage with their children and spark meaningful conversations.

[SALMA GOURADA]

This fact is always ignored in the day-to-day. Children often turn to us to share their adventures and experiences at school, but they are only met with our evasion and negative behavior because of our tight time. So this book presents you a way of understanding them for the growth of our relationship with the little ones.

[Almighty Reviewer]

Great review. As a young parent, I have been looking at parenting books, schools around me, and all that. Indeed, it crossed my mind once or twice that you can never really know what happens in school unless you pay a keen interest. I absolutely love this book's premise and I know that very many people will as well.

[Radhika Sharma 19]

This book reminded me of my school days. Reviewed by days when I use to get home and describe every event happens at school to my mom

[Radhika Sharma 19]

This book reminded me of my school days. Reviewed by days when I use to get home and describe every event happens at school to my mom.

[indengera]

What did you do at school today by c.c laccavera.
This book is amazing to everyone, this is what we call must read, because thus book show us how we must interact with our children in their school event,so amazing book

[Mackenzie Jamal]

"How was your day at school?" by C.C. Lacavera took me back to those cherished moments of childhood when parents would ask that simple yet profound question. It made me reflect on how much happens in a child’s day—things we often don’t see or realize. The book opened my eyes to just how much kids experience, experiment with, and absorb while in school. Some of it is surprising, even a little shocking, but all of it shapes who they are becoming.

Lacavera’s words feel like a gentle reminder of something we already know deep down but sometimes forget—the bond between a parent and child is everything. It’s not just about talking but about truly connecting, noticing the little changes, and stepping in with love and care when something feels off. This kind of communication is so vital, not just for their safety but for their growth and happiness.

This book isn’t just a recommendation for parents and guardians—it’s an experience. It feels like someone holding your hand and walking you through the beautiful, complicated, messy world of a child’s life. For me, it’s a reminder that being present and truly listening can make all the difference.

[Meghan Sica]

As a mother of two young children, this book sounds as though it would be very beneficial in our home. I'm always trying to engage my children and usually they respond with "I don't know" or "I don't remember". I'm looking forward to adding this to my home library.

[Anu Anand]

This seems like a wonderful tool for parents to have engaging conversations with their kids about school. The creative questions can help strengthen bonds and encourage children to share their daily experiences.