The winner is comment #4, Maria Dos Santos! Congratulations, Maria. Be on the lookout for an email from me.
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Mommy, what time is it?
Mommy, when are we going to eat dinner?
Mommy, are we there yet?
Mommy, can I have this? Can you buy me that?
Mommy, why is it called winter? Summer? Spring? Fall? Is it fall, or is it autumn?
Mommy, can I…?
Mommy, why is…?
Mommy, when…?
Anyone with children has no doubt heard the above questions, on a very regular basis.
And, let’s not forget the “whys” and the “what ifs.”
But, as annoying as all the questions are… Kids ask questions. It’s what they do. Its how they learn (at least that’s what I tell myself to keep from blowing my top after question #37).
The kid is no exception to the 50 questions per day minimum. That’s why I was so excited to review a copy of What If the Sky Was Red? (written by Mark Askin and illustrated by Hailey Myziuk ).
What if the sky was red? is a really fun picture book that encourages its readers to think of the possibilities of things being different. To question what is normal, and to ask… “what if.”
The kid really enjoyed the book and giggled the entire time he was reading it.
Because he enjoyed so much, I’m giving away a copy to one of my readers.
- To enter, just leave a comment, telling me the craziest, weirdest, funniest question your little one has ever asked.
- Winner will be chosen at random, Sunday, Dec. 30.
A Kindle edition of What if the sky was red? is available on Amazon, for $3.99. A hard-copy is available on Mark’s website, It’s me, Tyler! for $8.99.
Disclosure: A copy of What if the sky was red? was provided to me, free of charge, for the purpose of review. However, as always, opinions are all mine.
My son asked my husband why girls’ penises are on the inside of their bodies.
My grandson wants to know when his fingers are going to fall off! When asked why he thought that, he said that to get bigger teeth, your little teeth fall out. So to get bigger fingers, your little fingers fall off!!
One morning at breakfast I gave my son an English muffin and he asked me where the blood was!?!
Turns out he had recently heard the story of Jack & the Beanstalk.
He thought the giant said “Fee fi fo fum, I smell the blood of an English muffin!”
My goddaughter always asks why women have butts on their chests.