Growing Up With Picture Books

Does one ever grow out of picture books? Are they really just for little kids because they are simple and quick reads? Uhhh…NO!

Teachers and parents of big kid readers, consider these points before you pack away your picture books.

*Picture books are a feast for the eyes, with beautifully crafted illustrations that bring stories to life. 

*Picture books often tackle complex themes and emotions in a concise and relatable manner, fostering empathy and understanding.

*Picture books are a testament to the art of storytelling. They require careful word choice, rhythm, and pacing to engage all readers.

*Picture books often contain layers of meaning that extend beyond the surface level, making them thought-provoking reads, sparking meaningful discussions and reflections.

*Picture books provide opportunities for shared reading experiences. They create lasting memories and foster relationships between parents and children, teachers and students, and friends.

Don’t let the “picture book” label stop you from picking one up and reading to your group of tween and teens. May they and you never grow too old to dive into the magical world of picture books.

Do you read picture books for yourself or to your the kid readers in your life? 

What is your favorite?

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