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                                    What I Do Best!

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                                    What I Do Best!

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Written by: Allia Zobel Nolan
Illustrated by: Miki Sakamoto
Genre: Realistic Fiction
Published: August 2006
Published by: Reader's Digest Children's Books
Suggested Grade Levels: Pre-k -2

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What I Do Best! showcases a variety of different children who have unique talents and abilities. This interactive book allows children to see that anything that they do successfully is a talent that they should be proud of.

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I thought this book was well written with great illustrations.  I also enjoyed that the book was interactive with pop-up tabs and touch and feel aspects to help engage the students.

Diversity in this book
- Ability/ Disability
- Race

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Standard - CC.1.3.K.H Compare and contrast the adventures and experiences of characters in familiar stories.

- Have the students discuss some of the talents the characters had in the story and compare/ contrast them with their own talents.

Standard - CC.1.4.K.B Use a combination of drawing, dictating, and writing to focus on one specific topic.

- Have the students write or draw a picture to describe one of their talents.

Standard - CC.1.5.K.D Share stories, familiar experiences, and interests speaking clearly enough to be understood by all audiences using appropriate volume.

- Have the students one by one talk about an interesting talent they have.

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In an interview Allia said that one thing that gives her joy about writing is reminding children that they are loved no matter what.