This book makes me want to go outside and explore everywhere. The imagery in the book provides the reader with so much interpretation that you do not know how they are going to feel about each page. Personally, each page inspired me more to want to live my best life and go out into the world not worrying about anything and just living. I would love to read this book to students and see what they see when they look at the illustrations. I am sure kids would see way more than I see when I first look at it. ( )

Considering this book was practically wordless, I absolutely loved it! It had such meaningful content and a really powerful message throughout. The illustrations are so surreal and beautiful which makes the very few words on each page have so much more meaning. Without the pictures, I don't think the main purpose and message of the book would be made. One of the scenes they set for you says, "Imagine a day...when autumn is a yellow canopy above you, a burnt orange carpet underneath, a road you have never ridden before." The overall message of the book is that life is full of endless possibilities and we won't know what we're capable of until we try and go for it. I would absolutely put this book in my classroom and recommend it to children and adults of all ages. It speaks about things we can feel and truly resonate with.

This story was a picture book that included very bight, smooth illustrations. The theme of this book was that imaginations can become real if we let our mind go there. The setting is all over the world, and the style is protagonist, along with expressionistic because there was a lot of exaggeration of illustrations and real life scenarios. I enjoyed this story because it is important for the readers to open up their imaginations, and explore. There were also many oversized objects throughout the story that made the story become more alive.

This book is all about using your imagination to imagine a variety of different, perfect days. The illustrations are intriguing and use different perspectives to capture the readers imagination.
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I read this book mainly for the illustrations, but the words keep you thinking. This book challenges you to look past what you see and imagine what it could be. I think this book takes you into a child's eye when they play. I love this book and I would suggest it to other teachers as well. I would keep a copy for my personal library and have one in my classroom. ( )