Hello, Hi, How Do You Do?

Hello, Hi, How Do You Do? is a children's picture book that shares the fun of having a broad sense of imagination. This illustrated picture book places the emphasis on the notion of imagination and the passion for adventures. Imagination is a word that initiates and encourages the many possibilities of wonderful things to come to be of a child's ability that she/he posses with natural spontaneity and passion. This sense of creativity is a way for children to develop their own sense of independence to cope with what they may face. In the story Rachelina and her brother Luigi are experiencing stormy weather that would be devastating for any child to face. Events such as natural catastrophes in nature such as hurricane, fires, earth quakes and the possibilities of its happening will place children in a fearful situation. This story is about one child's own way to ease the fear of the unusual events. The sense of imagination to fly away with the wind and utilize the energy of the wind brought a smile on Rachelina's and Luigi's faces. All it took is the sense of a creative imagination of the child, few balloons and two Teddy Bears! The escaping of fears and worries through imagination for a more comforting outcome was what Rachelina preferred to do while experiencing the forceful storms. The adventures of Momo and Toto were the outcome of this creative imagination process for both Rachelina and her brother Luigi. The story Hello, Hi, How Do You Do? is full of imaginative adventures that which explores the not imagined. Imagination is the ability to develop and form stories, images with desired outcomes. It is an ability that contributes to the sense of the child's apparent imagination that lacks criticism. It stresses the inner sense of security that will remain with the child to become a centered and successful adult. Enzo is a young boy and the narrator of the story. He is having a good time being engaged in the reading process. The objective of the story is to share the joy of enticement and wittiness of the unusual events in the story. The story is whimsical! The story is informative and educational. Children will naturally relate to the story. The information is drawn and presented based on concrete knowledge and learning processes.