Reviews

The Girl with Big, Big Questions by Jacob Souva, Britney Winn Lee

courtneys_shelves's review

5.0

I love this book so much!

Bright, colorful illustrations bring to life the wonder of discovery and curiosity. The pages are filled with diverse characters. And the protagonist learns that even if others sometimes get annoyed with all her questions, questions are how we all learn and change the world around us.

ofloveandlayovers's review

emotional informative inspiring reflective medium-paced

3.0

dawnoftheread's review

4.0

I’m a little uncomfortable with the part of this book where classmates shun the girl for having too many questions. Glad she finds the library instead, but…

pib003's review

3.0

Everyday diversity, social-emotional; TALK, PHONOLOGICAL AWARENESS

mutuallyinclusive's review

4.0

Following a young girl and her search for answers to questions big and small, The Girl With Big, Big Questions celebrates the spirit of curiosity and highlights the importance of asking questions. By following the persistent young girl as she asks questions like, “What makes a good person?” and, “What happens to stars when they fall?”, young readers will see examples of thinking outside the box and experience the joy of learning through questioning. When the young girl finds a bird’s nest built low to the ground on a fence, she can’t help but ask herself, “What is a bird’s nest doing down here?”, leading her to find a problem in her community and to lead the charge to solve it.

The illustrations by Jacob Souva are lovely, and fans of The Boy with Big, Big Feelings will be happy to see his familiar style on every page. I especially love the way Jacob captures concepts like questions and feelings in a colorful way, giving children a look into the thoughts and feelings of the characters in the series.

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heypretty52's review

emotional hopeful informative inspiring fast-paced

5.0