What do you think of the title of "What Did You Do at School Today?" by C.C. Lacavera?

[Frank Edwards]

It's a very well thought title as it helps the reader know what the book is bout without even opening the front page.

[Megstactical]

I totally agree! The title "What Did You Do at School Today?" just feels so relatable. It really brings to mind that classic question parents ask when their kids come home, which makes it super familiar. In fact, I ask my daughter this very question every day when she gets home!

[Deborah Alves]

I think What Did You Do in School Today? is a super relatable and intriguing title! It instantly reminds me of that classic question parents ask their kids every day. It makes me curious about what’s inside—maybe funny school moments, deep reflections, or unexpected lessons? The simplicity of the title is what makes it so catchy. It feels like a book that could be nostalgic, insightful, or even a little emotional. Definitely a title that grabs attention and makes you want to check it out!

[Mikhaelah Zeigler 1]

I like that the title is a question, it instantly draws you in.

[Rishaunda Lynnette Britton]

I think the title is appropriate, considering the thematic preoccupation of the book. It is inviting and can give children a very conducive mood to discuss their experiences in school.

[Lene Lena]

The title “What Did You Do at School Today?” effectively captures the essence of children’s daily experiences, inviting curiosity and encouraging meaningful conversations between parents and children.

[Bavithra karthikeyan]

I felt the title tells something about school experiences and will be best for both young and parental audience.