Fun takes on fashion and reminders on the variety of things girls can do. But not as good as "Juno Valentine and the Magical Shoes". Not even close! ( )

picture book (gender roles/strong careers for girls, preschool through 1st grade)
longer, rhyming text describes an ethnically diverse group of girls acting in various careers--arctic explorer, orchestra conductor, doctor, field scientist, fashion designer, etc. ( )

This book would be wonderful for early readers specifically young girls to encourage them to dress however they want. ( )

I really wanted to like this book. The ending made up for a beginning I hate. The beginning says that there are rules to dressing that girls need to find their own ways to “adhere” to. And then the next few pages are about wearing white or wearing a dress. The ending gets more into wear what you want, and if it doesn’t exist, then design it, but I hate that at the beginning the book says you need to “adhere” to any rules. I think it would have been better to explain while certain things are standard or considered proper than saying you must obey some arbitrary rule. ( )

Wonderful story of girls dressing as what they choose to be, fireman, football player, astronaut. Girls are not limited in this book. Great book for both girls and boys. Illustrations are bright and beautiful. ( )