Ricky, the Rock That Could not Roll (You Rock Group)
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The unique, best-selling “Rock” guide retains on rolling, now celebrating its fifth anniversary!
This modern-day traditional follows 14 lovable rocks (and one sensible little ladybug) on a heartwarming and hilarious journey, universally cherished by kids, dad and mom and lecturers alike.
From zippy little pebbles to huge sturdy boulders, the rock buddies get collectively to play and roll round their favourite hill, solely to search out that considered one of their buddies, Ricky, cannot roll with them. In contrast to all the different rocks, who’re all spherical, Ricky cannot roll as a result of he is flat on one facet.
Decided to not depart their good friend behind, the rocks got down to assist Ricky roll – a technique or one other.
When the final knot was tied, and the work was all accomplished,
the one step left was for Rick to have enjoyable.
They stood again and watched, feeling nervous and tense,
as Rick breathed in deep, with rising suspense.
He moved slowly at first, testing out his new mildew,
after which, for the primary time…Ricky the rock rolled!
This candy, imaginative image guide, written in verse, brings a recent set of characters to life in a narrative that highlights perseverance and triumph within the face of adversity, and the ability of true friendship, combining the spirit of The Giving Tree with the rhyme and rhythm of Dr. Seuss.
Focused for kids ages 3-11, that is the primary of a collection of books that includes the “You Rock Group” that children are certain to cherish as they develop, and study from via empowering, motivating and fun-to-read tales.
Children ages: 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9
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Writer : APG Gross sales & Distribution; 1st version (Might 18, 2018)
Language : English
Hardcover : 28 pages
ISBN-10 : 0578198037
ISBN-13 : 978-0578198033
Studying age : 2 – 6 years, from prospects
Merchandise Weight : 12.2 ounces
Dimensions : 10 x 0.5 x 10 inches
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11 reviews for Ricky, the Rock That Could not Roll (You Rock Group)
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Morgan –
Great: Empowering and Heartwarming: “Ricky, the Rock That Couldn’t Roll” Rocks!
“Ricky, the Rock That Couldn’t Roll” from the “You Rock Group” is a heartwarming and empowering tale that delivers a valuable message about embracing uniqueness and the strength of friendship. With its relatable characters, engaging storyline, and positive themes, this book shines as a must-read for young readers and families alike.**Inspirational Storyline: âââââ**The story of Ricky, a rock that faces challenges due to its inability to roll like its friends, is both touching and uplifting. The book masterfully weaves a narrative that highlights the power of perseverance, self-acceptance, and the importance of helping others. As Ricky embarks on a journey of self-discovery, readers are treated to a meaningful adventure that leaves a lasting impact.**Relatable Characters: âââââ**The characters in “Ricky, the Rock That Couldn’t Roll” are wonderfully relatable and endearing. Ricky’s journey to find his place and purpose resonates with readers of all ages, reminding us that our individual strengths and differences are what make us truly special. The diverse cast of rocks, each with their own unique qualities, showcases the beauty of embracing diversity and supporting one another.**Beautiful Illustrations: âââââ**The book’s illustrations are a visual treat, capturing the personalities of the rocks and the emotions they experience throughout the story. The vibrant colors, attention to detail, and expressive artwork enhance the reading experience, immersing readers in the world of the “You Rock Group” and their heartwarming tale.**Positive Themes of Friendship and Empowerment: âââââ**”Ricky, the Rock That Couldn’t Roll” imparts important life lessons in a gentle and accessible manner. The themes of friendship, self-discovery, and embracing one’s uniqueness are seamlessly woven into the narrative, providing valuable conversations starters for parents, educators, and young readers. The book encourages children to celebrate their own strengths while supporting others in their journey.**Final Thoughts:**”Ricky, the Rock That Couldn’t Roll” is a shining example of children’s literature that combines a captivating storyline with meaningful life lessons. Through relatable characters, enchanting illustrations, and a message of empowerment, the book leaves a positive and lasting impression on readers of all ages. It’s an ideal addition to any child’s library, offering not only an engaging story but also an opportunity to discuss important topics such as self-acceptance, diversity, and the power of friendship.
Amy Lynn –
Great book that perfectly helps kiddos think and delivers a great message
Great book that perfectly helps kiddos think and delivers a great message. Itâs relatable and easy to follow which makes it great for all ages. Itâs engaging and illustrated well. I think kiddos 3-10 would enjoy this book and it provides a great lesson.
Amy P –
A Heartwarming Gem No Matter the Age!
âRicky The Rock That Couldnât Rollâ is an absolute gem of a book that captivated both my 7 year old and 4 year old from the very first page. Iâm not going to lie, even I, their mom, found myself thoroughly enjoyed this delightful story.The artwork is wonderfuk, with each rock character beautifully illustrated and bursting with personality. My children loved getting to know all the different rocks and their unique traits. The story itself is a heartwarming and humbling tale about friendship, acceptance, and the unconditional love that binds friends together.The message is profound yet perfectly accessible for young readers, teaching them the importance of supporting and loving one another. This book has become a bedtime favorite in our household, and I canât recommend it highly enough. âRicky The Rock That Couldnât Rollâ is a must-have addition to any childâs bookshelf!â
Amazonial45 –
Great book on the power of persistence, friendship and peer support.
Great book on the power of persistence, friendship and peer support. Ricky the rock is “different” from his friends – he has a flat bottom instead of being “round.” Consequently, he cannot roll down the hill like his friends when they play. He is stuck on his flat side. Despite, having this physical “challenge,” Ricky keeps trying but cannot roll on this own. His friends start trying to find ways that help Ricky roll down the hill. When their initial attempts don’t work, they keep trying until they come up with a unique and ingenious way helping him be able to roll down the hill. This is a great book for a child who is facing the challenges of any kind of impediment to success by giving them hope and fostering trust that there are others who will be kind and help them. Sometimes we cannot overcome the odds on our own but with the help of others, we can succeed.This is a powerful message for such children and adults but also for any child who is facing normal developmental challenges such as learning to read, going through potty training , riding a bike, etc. I bought this for my granddaughter who is can master tasks quite well but is a bit of a perfectionist and can get down on herself. It helps her keep a proper perspective. I really loved this book because of the happy ending and the way it teaches how we are all interconnected.
Chelsea Paulus –
Fun and Engaging Book!
My 2 year old loves this book! He loves the different rocks and the following the story to see if Ricky ends up being able to roll! Cute illustrations and fun to read.
Read always –
My grandkids liked this book a lot.
I like the story – it has a “moral” but, it’s not treacle. There is a problem and the gang pitches in to help their friend. I like the way the story moves and the illustrations are fresh and interesting – authentic rock, you know? The ending is very satisfying. I think my 3,4 and 6 year old grand kids wanted to know what happened and once they did, they wanted to read it again. I have read it to them several times and they have not become bored or lost interest. The reason I gave it a 4 star and not a 5 star is that I do not like booger jokes and I did not appreciate the silly cartoon that had NOTHING to contribute to the story. I will white it out as soon as my young reader gets close to reading it. Not necessary and a cheap ha ha that distracts from the story line. The last line of the book was profound, and is a really good lesson. Bravo.
cbrown –
Cute story
Very cute story with lots of good concepts for kids: being different, acceptance, kindness and caring, the importance of helping and not giving up, creative problem solving. Great for bringing up discussion on these concepts with young children. Illustrations are simple and clean.
Judy VH –
Ricky’s friends are always willing to help and include Ricky in their “rock” adventures. Poor Ricky, things just don’t work out for him. But the perseverance and ingenuity of his friends makes this story a real winner!
Kindle Customer –
I adore this story. It talks about the power of friendship. It shows you when surrounded by good friends, you can achieve joy and any goals in life. They will be there to help. The illustration are very appealing too. Characters full of positive attitudes. My daughter get excited every time when I bring this book to read it to her. I highly recommend it.
Jodi McCallum –
Great book and the fact my son is called ricky made it more personalised
Lollie –
Thoroughly enjoyed reading this. Such a fabulous message for young children to hear. A truly delightful story. Would recommend. Fab!