Hi Aaron! Congrats on the upcoming (September 22) release of NERDY BIRDY. I love how kids will relate to the social aspect of this text and the underlying theme of acceptance that runs through. All of the THINK QUICK themes below appear in your book. Let’s see which way you lean. Remember, THINK QUICK!
On Making New Friends:
Similarities or unique qualities?
Similarities!
That’s everyone’s THINK QUICK answer. But the truth is, some of my very best friends have been unique from me, with a couple common interests.
On Video Gaming:
Die hard gamer or anti-gamee?
Die hard gamer.
I’m a little addicted to World of Wormcraft….I mean, World of Warcraft.
On Nerds:
Break out of the mold or blend in with the pack?
Break out of the mold.
For good or bad, I always did.
On Nerds:
Book nerd or computer geek?
Book nerd. Obviously. But can’t you be both???
On Birds:
Watcher or Shooer?
Watcher.
On Birds:
Eagle, Cardinal, or Robin?
Can’t pick. They’re all such cool birdies.
On Worms:
Bookworm or no worms?
Bookworm. Obviously.
On Problem Solving:
Stick together or stand alone?
Stand alone, with a side of stick together. Sometimes you need help, after all.
On the Odd Bird Out:
Welcome with open wings or proceed with caution?
Welcome with open wings. To a fault.
On Books:
Nerdy Birdy or Nerdy Birdy?
NERDY BIRDY!
Thanks for thinking quick with us!
Click HERE for a review of Nerdy Birdy.
(Review by Carrie Charley Brown)
On Making New Friends:
Similarities or unique qualities?
Similarities!
That’s everyone’s THINK QUICK answer. But the truth is, some of my very best friends have been unique from me, with a couple common interests.
On Video Gaming:
Die hard gamer or anti-gamee?
Die hard gamer.
I’m a little addicted to World of Wormcraft….I mean, World of Warcraft.
On Nerds:
Break out of the mold or blend in with the pack?
Break out of the mold.
For good or bad, I always did.
On Nerds:
Book nerd or computer geek?
Book nerd. Obviously. But can’t you be both???
On Birds:
Watcher or Shooer?
Watcher.
On Birds:
Eagle, Cardinal, or Robin?
Can’t pick. They’re all such cool birdies.
On Worms:
Bookworm or no worms?
Bookworm. Obviously.
On Problem Solving:
Stick together or stand alone?
Stand alone, with a side of stick together. Sometimes you need help, after all.
On the Odd Bird Out:
Welcome with open wings or proceed with caution?
Welcome with open wings. To a fault.
On Books:
Nerdy Birdy or Nerdy Birdy?
NERDY BIRDY!
Thanks for thinking quick with us!
Click HERE for a review of Nerdy Birdy.
(Review by Carrie Charley Brown)
 | Aaron Reynolds is a New York Times Bestselling Author and has written many highly acclaimed books for kids, including Nerdy Birdy, Here Comes Destructosaurus!, Carnivores, and the Caldecott Honor Medalist Creepy Carrots! He has a passion for kids’ books and seeing kids reading them. He regularly makes time to visit schools where his hilarious hands-on presentations keep kids spellbound. Aaron lives in Chicago with his wife, 2 kids, 4 cats, and anywhere between zero and ten goldfish, depending on the day. Reach him at www.aaron-reynolds.com. |
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