Cover of Ring! Yo?

Ring! Yo?

Part of the Yo! series

The two friends of the Caldecott Honor Book Yo! Yes? meet again...telephonically. We see one side of their conversation, shown through the simple words and body language of one boy (and can make up our own story for it) — then, at the end of the book, the other boy's side is shown as well. The mood moves from cheerful to miffed and back again — in a way kids will instantly recognize.

Genre
humorliterary fiction
Themes
diversityfriendshipimaginationcommunication
Mood
emotional
Audience
picture bookschildrens
Length
short · 40 pages

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