About This Book
Amy Krouse Rosenthal's 'Exclamation Mark' is a charming and clever picture book that personifies a punctuation mark struggling with his identity. He feels different from all the periods, always standing tall and loud. His journey of self-acceptance begins when a curious Question Mark appears, prompting him to explore his unique qualities and the powerful emotions he can convey. This book beautifully illustrates themes of individuality, belonging, and finding one's voice, all while subtly introducing children to the concept of punctuation. It's perfect for sparking conversations about self-esteem and embracing what makes each of us special.
Discussion Prompts
1
What makes the Exclamation Mark feel different from the other punctuation marks? Have you ever felt different from others?
2
How does the Question Mark help the Exclamation Mark? What does it mean to be a good friend?
3
What are some big feelings that the Exclamation Mark helps to show? How do you show your big feelings?
4
What do you think makes you unique and special?
5
Can you think of other things that might have big feelings, even if they don't have a face?
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