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Hello, Rock by Roger Bradfield
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Hello, Rock (edition 2020)

by Roger Bradfield (Author)

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Although Roger Bradfield wrote this charming little book over fifty years ago, it reads as though it was penned (and illustrated) just yesterday. It celebrates the spark of magic we call "imagination" that lives within each child. The child in this book feels perfectly at ease talking and dreaming with his favorite rock. Have you ever chatted with an inanimate object? If not, you've missed out on some interesting conversation and children learn that friends like you just the way you are.… (more)
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I wish I’d had this book when my eldest was in kindergarten. Such a true to life memory of A Boy And His Rock. ( )
  FamiliesUnitedLL | Jun 22, 2023 |
A child uses his imagination to talk to a rock!

This book is a great way to encourage children to never let go of their imagination! Very sweet and fun book! ( )
  KailiMarion | Dec 10, 2018 |
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Although Roger Bradfield wrote this charming little book over fifty years ago, it reads as though it was penned (and illustrated) just yesterday. It celebrates the spark of magic we call "imagination" that lives within each child. The child in this book feels perfectly at ease talking and dreaming with his favorite rock. Have you ever chatted with an inanimate object? If not, you've missed out on some interesting conversation and children learn that friends like you just the way you are.

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