Harold The Iceberg Is Not A Superfood – Harold loves his friends and adores the fact that they are super foods. They are really making a difference for others. They really make an impact and exude change. However, Harold the Iceberg is NOT a superfood. If only he could contribute in a way like his friends do. For the anxious child, the child who is empathetic or a child who is understanding complicated feelings, this book is incredible.
Why This Book is Impactful
Harold wants to be like his friends and be a super food. When he is distressed about a situation he cannot help, his friends come to his rescue.
This book teaches our children about so many things. Firstly, author Lisa Wyzlic teaches your children about super foods and what they do for our bodies. Secondly, each child learns that they are important and play a vital role with their friendships, family and community.
Harold is a delightful and relatable character that your children will draw close to. He learns that being himself is the most important gift that he can give to other people. When you admire the hard work and kindness of others, it should encourage you to be the best version of yourself.
Illustrator Rebecca Syracuse makes whimsical pictures that are so relatable. Your children will enjoy each drawing.
Extra Credit
Have your child write down their favorite food. Is it a super food? How is it important to our bodies? Secondly. have your children write down some of the reasons why they are so important to their friends, family and community. This is a great way as parents to add important points as to why they are truly special. A great bonding moment thanks to a great book.
Conclusion
Harold admires his friends and wish he made the same contributions that they do. However, with he help of those who love Harold, he realizes that he does contribute love and worth to all of those who know him.
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