Hi everyone!
It’s time to share the Reading Club reviews for The Highest Number in the World!
The Highest Number in the World
Written by Roy MacGregor | Illustrated by Geneviève Després
Hardcover | 32 Pages | Ages 6-9
ISBN: 978-1-77049-5753
“MacGregor’s writing packs an emotional punch without relying on sentimentality…Expressive pencil drawings, brightened with color washes, perfectly capture the characters’ feelings…A memorable, intergenerational picture book perfect for sharing.”– Starred Review, Booklist
- Adrienne at BooksandBassets likes that it’s about “girl power and historical context.”
- Lee-Ann at Goodreads thinks the book does “a wonderful job at showing how if you look at disappointment a different way it is possible to see it as an opportunity to discover something else and just as thrilling.”
- Mary-Esther at Sister’s Library calls it a “sweet story that warms the heart.”
- Stephanie at The Nomadic Reader felt the story “resonated with [her] as a Canadian and of course as a lover of hockey.”
- Ann Marie at a dainty dish calls it a “hat-trick – in its story, words and images!”
If you read the book as well, please let us know what you thought about it in the comments below! Are there any other inspirational hockey stories you love?
I’m also very excited to announce our April reading club book: Outstanding in the Rain by Frank Viva! Make sure you check back here next Monday to sign up for your chance to win a review copy.
Thanks for participating and see you next week!
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