Do You See Me at Home?
Do You See Me?
Author
Tuula Pere
Illustrator
Majigsuren Enkhbat
Themes
Do You See Me at Home is a beautifully written picture book that teaches children that their feelings and emotions are normal and ok to have. It is ok for big situations to be difficult for small children and parents and family are there to help them through.
All the interactions are everyday occurrences that parents and children can identify happening in their own lives at one point or another. Things like excitement and wanting to share their day, being scared by something they see on the TV or computer, things too loud, or having to stop playing in the middle of an adventure are experiences children have all the time.
The illustrations done by Majigsuren Enkhbat are vivid and bold. There are strong colors that work well together, helping to portray the child’s mood from page to page.
— Literary Titan
This book also shows how the parents respond with care and reassurance, providing comfort and addressing the child’s concerns. The story highlights the importance of a supportive home where the child feels seen, heard, and safe.
Do You See Me at Home? by Tuula Pere is an extraordinary tale about a boy and the communication he shares with his parents. This book is for parents and children as it is a helpful learning tool for both.
Enkhbat’s illustrations perfectly complement the text.
— Mimie Odigwe, Readers’ Favorite
Do You See Me at Home is a beautifully written picture book that teaches children that their feelings and emotions are normal and ok to have. It is ok for big situations to be difficult for small children and parents and family are there to help them through.
All the interactions are everyday occurrences that parents and children can identify happening in their own lives at one point or another. Things like excitement and wanting to share their day, being scared by something they see on the TV or computer, things too loud, or having to stop playing in the middle of an adventure are experiences children have all the time.
The illustrations done by Majigsuren Enkhbat are vivid and bold. There are strong colors that work well together, helping to portray the child’s mood from page to page.
— Literary Titan
This book also shows how the parents respond with care and reassurance, providing comfort and addressing the child’s concerns. The story highlights the importance of a supportive home where the child feels seen, heard, and safe.
Do You See Me at Home? by Tuula Pere is an extraordinary tale about a boy and the communication he shares with his parents. This book is for parents and children as it is a helpful learning tool for both.
Enkhbat’s illustrations perfectly complement the text.
— Mimie Odigwe, Readers’ Favorite
Do You See Me at Home is a beautifully written picture book that teaches children that their feelings and emotions are normal and ok to have. It is ok for big situations to be difficult for small children and parents and family are there to help them through.
— Literary Titan
All the interactions are everyday occurrences that parents and children can identify happening in their own lives at one point or another. Things like excitement and wanting to share their day, being scared by something they see on the TV or computer, things too loud, or having to stop playing in the middle of an adventure are experiences children have all the time.
— Literary Titan
The illustrations done by Majigsuren Enkhbat are vivid and bold. There are strong colors that work well together, helping to portray the child’s mood from page to page.
— Literary Titan
This book also shows how the parents respond with care and reassurance, providing comfort and addressing the child’s concerns. The story highlights the importance of a supportive home where the child feels seen, heard, and safe.
— Mimie Odigwe, Readers’ Favorite
Do You See Me at Home? by Tuula Pere is an extraordinary tale about a boy and the communication he shares with his parents. This book is for parents and children as it is a helpful learning tool for both.
— Bruce Arrington, Readers’ Favorite
Enkhbat’s illustrations perfectly complement the text.
— Shrabastee Chakraborty, Readers’ Favorite
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