On Saturday Morning

On Saturday Morning is a relatable small-moment story. Every day, parents all over the land and country spend time with their children. They spend time doing any number of things. This time is more valuable to children then parents even know. This book chronicles one such occasion. A little girl and her mother, whom she adores, are waking up. What's on the agenda? They are about to embark upon one of their numerous Saturday morning adventures. Two New York City boroughs are connected through their passage. Significant landmarks and neighborhoods show up. It's a story of love, family, and values. It highlights the power of memories and the benefit of making positive ones. As if that's not enough, this quality literature is a phenomenal teaching tool and a valuable mentor text. The author's style exhibits qualities of good writing. It naturally integrates assorted examples of figurative language. Additionally, its narrative progression is a great basis for scholars to use when writing their own small moment stories.