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Heart Takes the Lead

Maybe Brain Is Not Always Right

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Wait time: About 4 weeks
0 of 1 copy available
Wait time: About 4 weeks

A heartwarming new picture book about being yourself from bestselling children's book creator, Scott Stuart.

Heart loves puppies, and chocolate, and roller-coasters, and dancing to music. Brain likes lists, and broccoli, and safety rails, and sensible clothing. Heart loves spontaneity and trying new things. Brain wants everything to be predictable and perfectly orderly.

Most of all, Brain loves being right.

Can Heart and Brain learn to see the world from one another's point a view?

A beautifully written and illustrated picture book for young readers about being true to yourself, and the importance of listening to your brain and your heart.

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    • Publisher's Weekly

      September 23, 2024
      Characters Heart and Brain strive to achieve a balanced bond in Stuart’s push-and-pull story. Buoyant Heart, clad in a jaunty green hat, adores chocolate, fashion, and roller coasters, while controlling, bespectacled Brain prefers “lists, and broccoli, and safety rails, and never doing anything that people might laugh at.” Candy-colored panels present the pair’s relationship as a constant duel: when Heart wordlessly appears in scuba gear, Brain replies, “No. Too wet.” The conflict reaches a fever pitch when Heart’s desire—learning to play the trumpet—is quashed, Brain’s “no” causing Heart to fall silent and literally break. The gray panels that follow eventually turn sunny as the pair reach a tentative compromise, one that requires Brain to realize that when it comes to worries, it’s not always right. Reminiscent of Inside Out, this work offers an honest examination of why cool heads need not always prevail. Ages 4–6.

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