I'm Sunny!

By Jennifer L. Holm, Matthew Holm (Illustrator)

Part of the My First Comics series

A cheerful sun learns the impact of emotions on friendships.

3.1/7 Bookroo experts·3.5/5 Goodreads · 155 ratings

22 pages

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Bookroo's summary

Sunny, the ever-cheerful sun, accidentally upsets a friend and must find a way to make things right. This delightful comic board book uses engaging visuals to explore how emotions affect relationships. Can Sunny mend the friendship and learn the power of feelings?

From the publisher

From the bestselling creators of Babymouse and Squish and the author of The Fourteenth Goldfish comes a new comic board-book series about feelings! Eisner Award winners Jennifer L. Holm and Matthew Holm use panel frames, speech balloons, and thought bubbles to teach children how to read a story. In I’m Sunny, the cheerful sun upsets his friend and must make amends. A sweet, funny, and simple introduction to the impact that emotions can have on those around you.

At a glance

Format: Board Book
Pages: 22
Reading age: 0–3
Audience: Board
Lexile: 250L

Themes & topics

Books about the sun Books about sharing Books about tornado Books about social themes Books about feelings and emotions

What readers & critics say

Reviews

3.1

out of 7

3.0

“My son likes to point out and identify the sun in this book, but that's really all it has going for it, and it probably will have to find a new home next time we weed out books. If you're super into comics, I could see this as being a fun introduction for kids, but the story is a little lacking and I find it taxing to read since to keep my toddler's attention I have to do so much additional describing of what's going on since there are so few words.”

Marmee

Trusted reviewer

3.3

“I like that this board book is introducing the comic style to little ones and that it promotes sharing. I has few words, but I like that the words it does have are teaching emotional awareness by asking how certain actions make them feel. I wish it had more words, rather than almost solely relying on the pictures to tell the story. Overall, it was fine to read once or twice, but it's not my favorite.”

B is for Bookworm

Trusted reviewer

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