Who Might You Be?

Inspired by the popular puzzle tangram, this playful exploration of shapes and identity is also a pleasing rollicking rhyme perfect to read aloud . Today, I am this and tomorrow I'm that. Today, I'm a tiger! Tomorrow, a bat. By Saturday, I will have been all of that. So ... who might you be? A lively story in which all the illustrations are tangrams; the well-known geometrical puzzle that is a square cut into seven pieces arranged to make various other shapes. It is also a delightful story about the imagination where the words and pictures combine to tell a deeper story about the idea of self, from the highly acclaimed creator of I See, I See. 'A book that's visually captivating, a valuable resource for librarians and primary school educators, and a gentle introduction to poetic language ... Perfect for fans of Davina Bell and Allison Colpoys's All the Ways to Be Smart and Yamile Saied Méndez and Kate Alizadeh's What Will You Be?' Books+Publishing