
Written by Charlie Mylie
A child's joyful greetings challenge a parent's practical plans.
A toddler's cheerful 'hellos' to the world around them clash with their father's practical plans. As they journey from home, the child's wonder at simple things like snacks and puddles invites Dad to pause and appreciate the present. This vibrant tale, told through the child's eyes, celebrates gentle parenting and the magic in everyday moments.
The picture book Hello Day presents a whimsical kid’s-eye view of a day, filled with wonders big and small . . . which sometimes clashes with their parent’s more practical plans. Hello apple, hello shelf I can reach you all by myself. When a father and child finally get out of the house, the toddler says “hello” to everything from a snack to a squirrel to a sidewalk puddle. Meanwhile, Dad stays focused on getting the duo from point A to point B. But the eager and enthusiastic “hellos” from his kid remind Dad to pay attention to the here and now. Told entirely in the child’s voice, and boldly illustrated in vibrant colors and joyful lines, this picture book from Charlie Mylie celebrates gentle parenting and invites kid and adult readers alike to get curious about the small wonders hiding in everyday moments.
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