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You Choose

By Pippa Goodhart

Part of the You Choose series

Where will you live, what will you wear, and who will become your friends?

interactive imaginative engaging vibrant

Pageticker community rating

Average score: 4.89

From 64 readers

What do our readers think of You Choose? (Generated from the text of reviews of the book)

Children enjoy making their own choices, spotting new details and talking about why they like particular pictures. They often return to the book because each reading can lead to different choices, stories and conversations.

What does the Pageticker team say about You Choose?

The first and original You Choose picture book that turns reading into a game of imagination and choice. Each spread invites children to explore different places, outfits, foods, friends and adventures, making it excellent for shared reading, conversation and vocabulary-building. Its open-ended format is more about playful exploration than a traditional story - and can make it a very difficult book to bring to a conclusion!

Genres

Adventure Humour

What is You Choose about?

Imagine you could go anywhere, meet anyone, and do anything. Where would you live? What would you wear? Who would be your friends? In 'You Choose', Pippa Goodhart and Nick Sharratt present a vibrant picture book that invites children to explore endless possibilities, sparking creativity and imagination on every page.

About the author

Pippa Goodhart is a much-loved author who has written over a hundred books for children. She is best known for her story 'You Choose', which lets readers imagine all sorts of wonderful adventures. Pippa enjoys using her imagination to create fun stories, and she hopes her books inspire children to dream big and be curious.

Discussion ideas around You Choose

A place to live: Which place in the book would you choose to live in, and what would your day there be like?

Being yourself: What do your choices of clothes, food or activities tell us about what you like?

Making choices: How do you decide between two things you like, and can a choice ever change later?

Friends and adventures: Who would you choose to have as a friend from the book, and what adventure might you share?

Impossible possibilities: What new choice would you add to the book, and what pictures would show it?

Pages

32 pages

Reading age

Picture Book (2-7)

This edition

2018

First published

2003

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