Make Believe: On Telling Stories to Children
In this collection of essays, Mac Barnett makes a compelling case for the profound impact of children's literature, arguing that young readers are uniquely equipped to appreciate art and storytelling. He invites us to reconsider our assumptions about picture books, celebrating their ability to foster wonder and connect us to our own inner child. This is a witty and insightful read for anyone who has ever cherished a story, especially parents, educators, and those who believe in the enduring power of imagination.
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