World Famous Comics: A Mother for Choco (Paperstar)
A Mother for Choco (Paperstar)
By: Keiko Kasza Publisher: Putnam Juvenile Average Rating: Binding: Paperback Label: Putnam Juvenile Number of Items: 1 Number of Pages: 32 Publication Date: March 19, 1996 Reading Level: Ages 4-8
Product Description: Choco was a little bird who lived all alone. He wished he had a mother, but who could his mother be? "Just right for the preschool group or beginning reader."--Kirkus Reviews, pointer review. "Young listeners will be charmed by the book's humor, warmth, and surprise ending."--Horn Book. Full color. Age 3-6.
Such a cute book My 9 month son adores this book. It is a cute, sweet story for any little one and I think he will continue to love it for a long time. His 4 year older brother likes to join in too when I read it.
Get this book! Please get this book. We are adopting and it has been great to read to our kids and eventually to our son. I've bought several to give to friends. It is great for adopting and non-adopting families. Great!
Beautiful! I cried reading this book, because it is so beautiful. Recommend it for all kind of families with small children, my son just loved it.
A mother for Choco; a story for my daughter I absolutely adore this book. My sister gave it to us before we traveled to China to adopt our daughter. She's just over two now and has read this book with me dozens of times. We both love the illustrations, and even at a very young age, she "gets" the idea that Choco finds a mother in Mrs. Bear, regardless of the fact that they look nothing alike. (I confess I still get misty every time I read it.) The message is delightfully done--not schmaltzy, not overdone. I would recommend this to any family--adoptive or not.
great book! love this book. it gently opens a discussion about what being a mom to a child really means. we dont always "look" like our children and this book addresses that. specifically good for adopted children.
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