This was a very sweet book! I loved having all of his songs in one place, as it holds such great memories from my childhood. This would be a perfect gift for anyone who loves Mr. Rogers.

Mr. Rogers has delighted children for decades. Some of the most teachable moments and memorable connections have happened through the songs that Fred Rogers composed. It is wonderful to have these song lyrics available to read and study.

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The songs from Mr. Rogers Neighborhood all together in one beautifully illustrated book.
Roger's simple words passed on powerful messages to children and adults alike. It's a trip down memory lane to read (and sing along) to so many of these songs.

I have been a huge fan of Mister Rogers for my entire life and I am delighted that this collection pays proper homage to his legacy.

Beautiful, softly rendered art of Fred Rodgers and his neighborhood! The text is the lyrics from the show's songs. If you know the tunes, it would be a quieter read aloud for some selected poems. A full read through might be tedious for younger lap-sit readers. Expect older readers and adults looking for this book so they can reminisce--- especially with the recent documentary and upcoming biopic about Fred Rodgers.

My children enjoyed the colorful illustrations in this book, and I enjoyed the feeling of nostalgia it gave me, as a child who grew up watching Mr. Rogers on TV. Would make a sweet addition to any child’s bookshelf.

The nostalgia alone makes this a wonderful read. Beyond that, I love finding child friendly poems to use in my classroom. While we sometimes remember Mr. Rogers as quaint, this book reminds me that his show was also about inclusion, acceptance, and growing up. After my first read through, I am drawn to poems like Things Are Different and Fences, but I have a feeling that my favorites will change often after rereading. I will definitely add a hard copy of this one to my classroom library.

What a wonderful collection of Mr. Roger's songs and poems! The messages from each are applicable to all children and adults. The are beautiful illustrations that go along with the "passages and make this a very kid friendly book. Perfect for a morning read, or bedtime story.

I grew up watching Mr. Rogers's Neighborhood, so I enjoyed reading these familiar songs. I plan to recommend it to my sister, who teaches preschool.

A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood is a beautiful book! The lyrics to songs by Mr. Rogers are accompanied by lovely and colorful illustrations.

Fred Rogers was most definitely a positive role model. His heartfelt messages to children were powerful and uplifting.This book contained many of those poems that can be read over and over again because they deal with situations children experience on a daily basis-some of which help them with feelings of anger, being different, alone or even unloved. His writings also taught children about manners, patience, sharing, and most importantly, being themselves. There were also some that will make children smile like You Can Never Go Down the Drain or We Are Elephants. The cute illustrations throughout the book also added to the poems’ tone.
A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood would be an asset to any classroom as well as home library.

This is such a sweet collection that will remind you of what it was to be a child, and how in-tune Mister Rogers was. He was such a gentle, kind soul, these poems will make you smile and remind you of simpler times. Pure magic!

A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood is a charming and cheerful collection of Fred Rogers' poetry and songs. A perfect book for lap sits or bedtime, the book includes the classic Won't You be my Neighbor and is illustrated with favorite characters like Daniel the tiger. With the universal messages of love, feelings, self esteem etc, his poetry is as relevant today as it was when we all first watched him on television. Highly recommend for libraries and their poetry collection. The collection is rounded out by a small biography and an end note that Mr. Rogers loved the number 143. Guess what number the books ends on? Kids will love that!

This book has it all: great lessons through poetry, a beautiful art style, and the a poem for many of the situations/struggles young children have to go through on a daily basis.

It is a wonderful collection that made me nostalgic for Mr. Rogers. Luckily, his message can live on in this collection of absolutely relatable poems for children and adults alike. It would be an excellent addition to bedtime story time, classroom transition between lessons, or a structured unit on poetry. As a homeschool parent, this will definitely be purchased and added to our weekly poetry study. A lot of children's poetry books can be dry, dull, or lack color and excitement. This has beautiful engaging pictures that complement the important messages the poems share. I know this is a book that will help my kids get more excited about poetry, while also having educational and emotional value for the whole family.

This is for sure a book I will be recommending to fellow parents, especially homeschool parents who want to add some Mr. Rogers magic to their lessons.

Mister Rogers was my childhood and this illustrated collections of poems from his show brought me back to all those afternoons watching his show. It's like visiting with an old friend.

A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood is a collection of poetry from Mr Rogers. There are a lot included and a lot of great illustrations to go with it - starting with the famous "Won't You Be My Neighbor?" which was the opening song to his show. I think my favorite in the book was "I'm Glad I'm the Way I Am" - the first verse "I'm glad I'm the way I am, I'm glad I'm me. I', glad I'm the way That I'm supposed to be" resonates with me. The rest of it too, but mostly that first part. There are a lot of different topics covered in each of the poems/songs as well.

I received a free e-copy of this book in order to write this review, I was not otherwise compensated. This book will be released March 19, 2019 from Quirk Books.

ARC Copy...nostalgia for those raised by Mister Rogers back in the day and still feels warm + safe like his show (the pretty illustrations help also). Suggestible for a new generation of kids.

This is a wonderful and lyrical book of children's songs and poems from the Mr. Rodgers Show. I raised four daughters who loved this show. It was such a beautifully quiet show but with enough going on that it kept their interest. We all loved when they would show short films of visiting different places, I remember a crayon factory being a favorite.

Back to the book, the poems are indeed a Treasury. They would be wonderful to read to your children at any time and then later they can read it themselves. I will definitely be purchasing a copy of this for my two sets of grandchildren, the youngest being 2 1/2.

I received a copy of this book from the publisher through NetGalley.

Will publish to Amazon and BookBub upon publication in March.

This is a sweet book of the songs Fred Roger sung on his show. There are cute illustrations that accompany each song. This is a great book for a personal library or a classroom library for elementary kids. This is an interesting take on the legacy Fred Rogers left behind and a way to introduce his ideas and love to kids today. I received a free copy of this book from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

This is the feel good book if all the feel good books. Everyone needs a copy of this book and when you have a down day, flip to a random page and read. Even the poems about being lonely and sad uplifted me. But, this girl adores Mr. Rogers. The book is a collection of the lyrics to 75 songs composed by our beloved children’s-television personality.

This is a must for teachers, (I mean pre k through college teachers), parents and caregivers who wish to search out a specific song to introduce (or reinforce) a discussion about a typical experience or difficulty. The poems encourage a strong sense of self worth, as do those that reassure young children that they can manage their emotions as they continue to learn and grow. You won’t find this a book to read from beginning to end, rather this is a resource that invites casual browsing. Unfortunately, without the melodies, some of the poems lack obvious rhythm. That is my only negative take on the book’s potential appeal as a general poetry collection. Flowers’ illustrations are active and feature characters from the iconic television show as well as vignettes of young children and spot drawings of everyday objects.