Rambunctious personality, which really shines through. Origin: The name David comes from the Hebrew word dod (beloved). The name has special meaning in Jewish culture, with the Star of David being the symbol of Judaism. As a young shepherd, he defeats the giant Philistine Goliath with a slingshot. The emphasis is definitely on theįunny, almost child-like illustrations and little David's In the Bible, David is an important figure and appears as the Old Testament second king of Israel. These sample pages show the highly saturated Here are some sample pages from inside this book. Honor 1999 * New York Times Best Illustrated Children's Book 1999 * School Library Journal Best Book 1999 * American Bookseller Pick of the Lists Reading Levels for No, David! This clever, fun book has won numerous children's book awards, including: Reminder to children that they are loved despite theirīe sure to tell your kids that the author wrote this book And don't worry.childrenĭon't seem to take away from this book a desire to mimic David's wild Recognize a bit of themselves in this book. Of a plot, what takes center stage are the hilarious illustrations, With messy, noisy, or disruptive consequences. No, David by David Shannon 4.16 57,241 Ratings 3,170 Reviews published 1998 36 editions When David Shannon was five years old, he wrot Want to Read Rate it: David Goes to School by David Shannon 4.19 19,344 Ratings 757 Reviews published 1999 38 editions No, David David's teacher has her hands full. It's such an honest, hilarious look at childhood misadventuresĪnd little David is so full of energy, always into something new, often Is one of the most memorable books we have run across in Reassurance that despite his misdeads, 'Yes, David, I love On a positive note, with David getting a hug from his mother and

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