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A New York Times bestseller!
Five starred reviews!

Named Best Book of the Year by Barnes & Noble, The New York Times/New York Public Library, Publishers Weekly, and School Library Journal


There's no story. There are several great allusions/allegories (dinosaur mass extinction followed by the flowering of new life on earth as an example of how one can start over - a gas joke based on astronomical phenomena) - but most small children aren't going to pick up on them. The cleverness loses its impact when you have to spend far more time explaining the joke than it takes to read it. My daughter will appreciate this more if she reads it in a few years - but by then she probably won't be reading picture books very often.

There are a lot of "cool aunts" who are going to feel great about buying this book for their nieces and nephews. But the message that they want to feel good about getting across (and there is a good one in this book) is going to sail right over the heads of most of the intended audience. It's a little too carrot stick and not enough cheeto, if you know what I mean.

Since I've had a small child I've come to realize that most of the new critically acclaimed children's books that come out each year are catered to what parents want their kids to appreciate, as opposed to what the kids will actually enjoy and pay attention to. Buy something from Mo Willems (or another author who does a good job of seeing the world through a child's eyes) instead - your children will thank you.

Name: Children's Lit Love
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Beautiful and important book for audiences of all ages
Date: Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2020
Review: "For anyone who isn't sure if they matter. You do."
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When a book opens with this dedication, you know it's going to be something special. You might have seen Christian Robinson's newest gem floating around the internet and wondered if it's really worth the hype that it's getting... And it absolutely is! You Matter is one worth owning, worth the space on your front-facing shelf, and worth reading and re-reading over and over again and returning to as your child grow and come in and out of confidence.
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As Robinson writes in the dedication, You Matter is a reminder that everyone, big or small, matters. Starting with nature too small to see (accessible only through a microscope), moving as big as the sun (which matters, even though it's really gassy... We love that play on words!), and winding back down through communities, families, and friends, Robinson covers just about everything on Earth and beyond. It's all connected. And, guess what? It all matters!
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And, as always, Robinson's illustrations are unique, colorful, diverse, and somehow simple yet incredibly complex. And, as is often true with the best illustrations, discerning eyes will see that they tell the story just as much, if not more, than the words. Those eyes will connect 3 separate pages to make a narrative, such as a mosquito, that bites the tail of a dinosaur, that lags behind his herd because he stopped to scratch. They'll notice the photograph the astronaut is holding, and they'll realize they've seen that boy elsewhere in the story. They'll discuss every person crossing the street, wondering how each and every one might feel "lost and alone," and they'll create stories around where the boy in the airplane on the very last page is going.
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Yes, the words in You Matter are important. They carry a powerful reminder that we should always remember. But, these pictures will draw parent and child, teacher and student, together. And in those conversations over these pictures, the magic will happen.

Name: Cin_In_FL
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Beautiful book
Date: Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2020
Review: My daughter loves the illustrations and I love the message of this book. Quick easy book to read at bedtime. Wonderful purchase.

Name: Chloe Marban
Rating: 2.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Boring and didn’t make sense
Date: Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2021
Review: I was so excited to get this book for my daughter’s birthday. However, it has no story, no context and does not relay the intended message well enough for a child to really understand. My daughter, husband and I were all incredibly bored trying to read this book. My daughter enjoyed the picture of the dinosaur but didn’t get anything out of the words in the book. Just tell your child yourself how much they matter and how important they are and save your $. It’ll mean a lot more coming from you anyways. Same for teachers, just verbally tell your students they matter or find a different book on the same subject that will make more sense and have a greater impact on the children reading it

Name: Katie Reilley
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Beautiful picture book!
Date: Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2020
Review: Lovely case covering. Beautiful end pages. Using acrylic paint and collage, Robinson’s illustrations draw the reader in, and his words share the most important message our young people need to hear right now: YOU MATTER.

This book made my heart happy, and I also enjoyed a giggle on the pages with the dinosaur scenes (and the word “gassy.”) Highly recommend!

Name: Robin Gonzales Jr
Rating: 1.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Boring and No Context
Date: Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2021
Review: Definitely not what I was expecting. The book was way too boring and slow for kids (mine are 3 and 5), didn't explain anything going on in the pictures, some of the sentences either don't make sense or aren't even sentences. It says"you matter" a total of 5 times. Requested a refund they told me to keep the book and the money, I'll be donating it to my local library, definitely not worth the buy.

Name: JB
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: 1 Best Book of the Year
Date: Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2020
Review: Everyone should get this book and read it often. The illustrative storyline is so clever and cute and the message incredibly important. I adore this book and want to give everyone I know a copy. Christian Robinson is the best.

Name: Peggy Tan
Rating: 3.0 out of 5 stars
Title: too abstract
Date: Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2021
Review: I like the artwork of this book very much, but I think the way this book trying to present its concept is too abstract for the little ones.