Roxaboxen by Alice Mclerran. Picture Book about Imagination Read Aloud

Do you remember Roxaboxen by Alice Mclerran? Illustrated by Barbara Cooney. This picture book about imagination is great way to ignite a student’s mind. Marian and her friends find a special place in the desert where they can play games and have fun. In this childhood memories book they make pretend houses, drive cares, bake, and bury the dead. The Roxaboxen story would be a fun book to encourage students to read for their own enjoyment. This is probably one of the popular kids picturebooks because it used descriptive language and I was able to relate to the characters in the way that they sought new adventure. Roxaboxen was all about using your imagination to create something out of nothing. Or at least what seemed to be nothing to others. In the Roxaboxen pictures Marian and friends use rocks, sand, sticks and other objects to make a whole little town called Roxaboxen. In the childhood memories picture book even had jobs and acted like they rode on horses. The great war is one of the picturebooks best and dramatic moments. Even as they aged, they all still remembered Roxaboxen and how much fun it was for them. Definitely one of the great picture books about friendship. Buy the Roxaboxen book on Amazon for your favorite kid and support this channel - I have prepared this picture book about growing up as a 4k picture books for the clearest experience possible. I make sure to upload two Books for boys and girls every week. More picture books for kids read aloud twice a week on our youtube channel! Subscribe to “Picturebooks for Kids“ to see more like this quality childrens story - Music for Roxaboxen read aloud - Inspiration For Another Day by Teknoaxe We hope you InJoy this Roxaboxen picture book read aloud for kids as much as we do! #booksforkids #kidlit #youtubeforkids Action: Append to video descriptions: “Fair Use Act - 17 U.S. Code § 107 Notwithstanding the provisions of sections 106 and 106A, the fair use of a copyrighted work, including such use by reproduction in copies or phonorecords or by any other means specified by that section, for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching (including multiple copies for classroom use), scholarship, or research, is not an infringement of copyright. Disclaimer: Text and illustrations are not owned by me. If you liked the story, please support the author by purchasing a copy of the book. If you are the author/publisher of the book and would like the video taken down, send me an email to picturebooksforkids@ and I will remove the video immediately. Thank you.“