![]() Pete, the cat who couldn’t care less, celebrates Christmas with his inimitable lassitude. (This book was reviewed digitally.)Ī perfect story to help children learn about the importance of opening their hearts. ![]() Characters are Black, and on the dedication page, Jennings thanks two individuals who introduced her to the children of Hope Development Center, an orphanage in Kenya. Together, art and text create a moving tale about a special little girl. She demonstrates the range of Yula’s emotions with minimal strokes. Campbell relies on a palette of earthy tones enriched with warm yellows and golds, punctuated with pops of green. ![]() Jennings’ tender story rings true and swirls with old-fashioned warmth. She doesn’t understand why Mum is holding another child’s hand, so she lashes out, then runs away before finally coming to understand the power of sharing her heart and her home. The whole wide world is opening quickly for Yula. And once Yula can manage, Mum takes her to a school for orphans and leaves. She cares for Yula in the warmth and safety of her home. Then along comes a nice lady who calls herself Mum. She can’t walk, and her understanding of language is limited. ![]() Home is more than a place it’s a feeling that builds in your heart.įound on the ground near a goat, Yula, who’s about 4, is afraid and alone. ![]()
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