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September 1, 2019

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Picture book

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This book would be perfect for children grade levels 1-3

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"Mary Had a Little Glam" is a cute little spin-off book from the original song/poem "Mary Had a Little Lamb". This story portrays how the fabulous Mary, is able to glam up anything! Her wardrobe isn't limited at all! Bed sheets, curtains, bird's nests, or capes; they were all considered fashion accessories in her eyes. Mary even took her styling skills to school, where she vamped up the wardrobe of all of her class mates, and her teachers. After revolutionizing the world around her, Mary realized you can't really have fun and get down and dirty if you're dressed up all the time. Mary then understood that from there on out, it would be best to compromise her fashionista lifestyle for a little bit of fun.

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One possible teaching point I'd be able to pull from this book, is to "let kids be kids". What I mean by this is, Mary spent the the entire day racking on accessory after accessory in order to look as "glam" as possible. Once she and her "made-over" classmates arrived at the playground, they were all upset because they knew they wouldn't be able to let loose and play in their new fancy clothes. They figured out the solution was to simply remove all the fancy scarves and broaches, so they could run out and play freely. If the kids were truly just being themselves (as they were before they were made-over), they wouldn't have ran into any conflicts when it was time to have fun. In other words, "don't let material items control your freedom".