Sharon, Lois & Bram's Skinnamarink
with Randi Hampson
Illustrated by Qin Leng
Tundra, 2019
This is a book made for singing. If you don't know the song already, click the video below to hear it. The size is good for sharing, and the playful illustrations feature people and anthropomorphized animals from around the globe. Many races and ethnicities are featured, and a young girl in a wheelchair appears multiple times. Five verses to keep the fun going. Be sure to do the hand motions, too! Skinnamarink is a great choice for story time. If sharing one-on-one, spend ample time poring over the illustrations for fun details.
My copy of Skinnamarink was provided by LibraryThing Early Reviewers.
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