Click on the link above to see me discussing PBT at the 1st anniversary celebration of Faith. Family. Career with my friend and the group's creator Kanessa Miller Doss. My interview begins about 11 minutes in and lasts about a half hour.
Below are the details of what I shared about PBT.
BOOKS
THAT INSPIRED PBT:
The Giving Tree by Silverstein
The Amida Tree by
Ferrante (inspired by The Giving Tree)
Old Turtle by Wood
& Chee (3 book series)
Note: These 3 books are featured here. Others below will be featured in the future.
EXAMPLES OF PBT BOOKS BY AGE:
Infants/Toddlers: No Matter What by Dodd (many in this series)
Preschoolers: My Friend is Sad by Willems (Elephant & Piggie series)
Elementary-Aged: Tomorrow I’ll Be Kind by Hische
Tweens: I Am One: A Book of Action by Verde & Reynolds
Teens: For Beautiful Black Boys Who Believe in a Better World
by
Waters & Morris
Adults: Is That Story True? by Alary & Kyle
FAVORITE AUTHORS: Use the search engine (upper right) to search by name. Those in bold are illustrators as well.
Amy Kraus
Rosenthal Marie-Helene Delval
Kadir Nelson Amy June Bates
Emma Dodd Matthew
Paul Turner
Tim Ladwig Glenys
Nellist
Mo Willems Laura
Alary
Tim Ladwig Jacqueline
Woodson
Todd Parr Karma Wilson
Barbara Kerley (National Geographic photos)
Archbishop Desmond
Tutu (excellent children’s Bible too)
FAVORITE PUBLISHER: Flyaway Books
HOW TO APPROACH SECULAR BOOKS:
5 PBT QUESTIONS
In the search engine (upper right), type in “PBT Questions” for more info. and examples.
1.
Is God, Jesus, or The
Holy Spirit in the story?
i.e., The
Rabbit Listened by Doerrfeld
2. Is there a sacred theme to the story?
i.e., Maybe Something Beautiful by Campoy, Howell, and Lopez
3. Does the story remind you of a scripture story, character, or verse?
i.e., Little Elephant by Hoban & Ford
4.
Does the story contain or encourage a spiritual practice?
i.e., Wonder Walkers by
Archer
5. How might hearing this story positively affect behavior?
i.e., Exclamation Mark by
Rosenthal & Lichtenheld
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