What Are The Things You Really Need to Be Happy?
Book Review of All We Need is Love and A Really Soft Pillow
What are some of the things you need to be happy? Is it love? A roof? A cozy bed and pillow? These ideas and more are explored in “All We Need is Love and a Really Soft Pillow”, a charming picture book by Peter Reynolds and Henry Rocket Reynolds. Read on for a review of All We Need is Love and a Really Soft Pillow published by Scholastic Books!
Poppy and Little One begin to discuss the things they need in addition to love and a really soft pillow. Little One gives Poppy some suggestions like a roof over their house, chocolate, cooking items, and walls to keep out the bugs. Poppy happily complies, creating a cozy space for him and Little One to live in.
When a storm sweeps most of their belongings away, Poppy comforts Little One with the reminder that despite everything, the storm, and their loss, they have each other and that’s the most important thing.
The illustrations in the book play a crucial role in conveying the themes and emotions. The warmth and simplicity of the artwork match the narrative’s message about finding happiness in the little things and cherishing the relationships that matter most. The storm scene and the characters’ expressions demonstrate the power of love to provide solace and reassurance during challenging moments, adding depth to the overall message of the story.
“All We Need is Love and a Really Soft Pillow” beautifully explores themes of contentment, love, and the significance of the simple things in our lives. The book reminds readers that while material possessions are important, it is the love we share and the meaningful relationships we nurture that truly bring happiness and fulfillment.
The heartwarming journey of Poppy and Little One teaches us that even in the face of loss and adversity, love remains a constant source of comfort and strength. With its delightful storytelling and expressive illustrations, this picture book leaves a lasting impression and imparts valuable life lessons about what truly matters in the pursuit of happiness.
Genre — Children’s Non-Fiction
Rating — ⭐⭐⭐⭐
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