Kathryn Otoshi presents the value of Zero in this simply drawn children's picture book. Zero feels like she does not have value like numbers 1-9. But then when she decides to join them, they find they all have a greater value when they include zero. We like the message that everyone has worth and we don't need to compare ourselves to others to find our worth- because it's right there inside of us. When we recognize our own value we can help increase the value of others as well.
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Author 78: Otoshi teaches the value of 0
Kathryn Otoshi presents the value of Zero in this simply drawn children's picture book. Zero feels like she does not have value like numbers 1-9. But then when she decides to join them, they find they all have a greater value when they include zero. We like the message that everyone has worth and we don't need to compare ourselves to others to find our worth- because it's right there inside of us. When we recognize our own value we can help increase the value of others as well.
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