This was a yes-and-no book. I chose this book because I haven't read a book like this before. It wasn't my favorite since the book wasn't an actual story. There was just questions on each day about how Ollie's day was going to go. This book could be used to see if reader knows common sense. So you could read the first page which asks, "What will Ollie wear to school?" and the options are: a bathing suit, a space suit, a police officer's uniform. If the reader knows common sense, they would know that Ollie wouldn't wear any of those to school. ( )

When the teacher read this book to the students, the teachers can ask the questions from the book and the students can take a guess if the answer is yes or no. The author, Stephanie Calmenson made this book fun for the readers and listeners during a read aloud. ( )

Will make a fun read aloud. ( )

Children are invited to shout out the answers--some silly, some serious--to yes-and-no questions as they follow Ollie during a day at school.
What will Ollie wear to school? A bathing suit? NO! A space suit? NO! A police officer's uniform? NO! Will Ollie wear pants, a shirt, socks, and shoes? YES!

While chock-full of fun, this read-aloud favorite offers many educational opportunities as it engages children in the reading process, exposes them to the sight words yes and no, and teaches social skills and positive classroom behavior.