All About Patterns
by Elizabeth Rusch
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Pub Date Apr 29 2025 | Archive Date Apr 29 2025
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Description
What do you know about patterns? There are simple alternating patterns and more complex ones that spin and spread out. There are patterns in stories and patterns in music. When you dance, you're making patterns with your whole body.
You might even notice a comforting pattern to your day. When that pattern is broken, everything can feel chaotic. But sometimes breaking a pattern can make room for a new one worth repeating!
A thought-provoking and visually stunning exploration of the math, art, and emotion of patterns.
Available Editions
EDITION | Hardcover |
ISBN | 9781623543549 |
PRICE | $17.99 (USD) |
PAGES | 32 |
Available on NetGalley
Featured Reviews
This is a great introductory book to patterns and noticing the world around you. I teach about patterns in my preschool class and would love to use this book to broaden their understanding of patterns. How anything that repeats can be a pattern, not just numbers or colors or letters, but our daily routine and music!
I also liked how the book acknowledged that a change in pattern can feel chaotic or disruptive, children don’t always have the words to explain why they feel “off” but noticing that their pattern is different could be so helpful.
Thank you to NetGalley and Charlesbridge for sending me a copy of this book to review.
Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for an electronic copy to read in exchange for an honest review.
I'm always looking for good picture books about patterns. This one gives many different examples of physical patterns but also patterns in movement, music, and books. It's a great introduction to patterns if you're teaching it or just an overall great book!
Charming illustrations accompany simple text to show the importance of pattern in our everyday lives. A variety of patterns are shown: from simple patterns in artwork to the more abstract patterns of family routines. Art activities and discussions are included at the end. A lovely nonfiction book!
This isn't just a bright, gorgeous book showing different kinds of visual patterns. The pictures and text work together to help the reader understand that there are patterns everywhere, even in actions and thought. Very thought-provoking and enjoyable. Thanks to NetGalley for letting me read this
I'm excited there are many in this series. I will be definitely be using them in story time. I received a review copy from Netgalley.
Explore the visual, intellectual and purposeful play of patterns with bold, cutout images.
So satisfying! Visually rhythmic, this story flows with colorful shapes as you explore patterns, the likely and unlikely places where they can be found, and how they help us connect with others in our lives.
Thanks to NetGalley for sharing this DRC with me for an honest review.
I really liked this book and the focus too on patterns that can be found in every day life - it had us looking for them after we finished the book and there were so many you don't realise are there
The book gave a lot of examples of patterns - including physical patterns, patterns in movement, patterns in music and patterns in books and poems, etc. where there can be repetitive wording.
I thought that this was a fun book and it had some great illustrations, a nice and clear layout too and the text was clear and easy to read and follow!
It is 4 stars from me - highly recommended!
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