Andrea Hyatt shared her enthusiasm for Noah,
Blue and the Scooter That Flew, looking forward to introducing Noah and
Blue’s adventure to her first grade class.
This book is adorable! I can't wait to read it
to my first graders. I know, it will be a favorite. Sweet story with a timeless
message and the illustrations are fantastic!
There is something truly special about a story
that makes a teacher eager to share it with a classroom full of young readers.
Children bring so much imagination and curiosity to story time, and I can
picture the excitement as they follow Noah and Blue on their adventure,
discovering new places and wondering what might happen next.
I am especially pleased that Andrea connected
with the timeless message at the heart of the story. Adventures may be full of
surprises, but the things that matter most are often friendship, kindness,
perseverance and helping those we care about. These are meaningful lessons for
children to explore, discuss and carry with them beyond the story.
The illustrations are another important part
of bringing this adventure to life. They give young readers plenty to look at,
talk about and discover, making the book an opportunity for shared imagination
as well as reading.
Andrea, thank you for your lovely words and
for choosing to share Noah and Blue with your first graders. The thought of the
story becoming a classroom favourite is wonderful, and I hope it inspires
plenty of smiles, questions and happy story time moments.
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