This is a really creative book of pictures portraying clouds first in a water-colory blur then in more detail. The illustrations are fun and interesting, I especially liked the picture of many animals and the one of the dragon. My rating is lowered though because it's not a good re-"read". Once you've seen the clouds made clear, you know what to look for. I suppose you could make your own story each time, which may be fun and how I use it in the future, but as it stands, there's not enough to it to need to keep. ( )

No words except for the last p[age. The book is about dreams. It shows a boy and girl looking up at the sky and daydreaming with the clouds. This book could be a great way to allow students to begin writing. It shows that imagination can take you to many places. I think the age limit is undetermined.

This book is a great idea for any student who may not be able to read at all. It only has pictures in it, so it is all about your own interpretation. The last page does have one sentence, "...and the next time you gaze at the sky: dream dreams!" It can give children who may have good fluency a chance to be creative and create their own story.

This book would be a great book for the students to be able to look at in their groups for reading time one day. This book has no words except for the last page. The pictures show how the children are using their imagination and making things out of clouds in the sky. The last page says something about you dreaming too. This is a good look at book but it would not help students with their reading skills.

This book is about two children who go watch clouds and find shapes and animals in them. There is only one page of words and they tell you that when you look at clouds to dream dreams.