The Sorry Plane Paperback – November 25, 2019

Beautiful story, short and precise.

Meh. I sort of get where the book was going, but I don't think it really hit it's mark. It felt a little disjointed when reading through it, and the ending doesn't really resolve or explain what happens clearly. My 3 year -old daughter was confused when it was over, asking what happened. I was wondering as well, ha.

The envelope looked ok, but the book inside looked like it used to be folded before and got torn a little bit.

Insegna ai bimbi il chiedere scusa esattamente nel modo in cui loro lo vivono interiormente, dunque evitando di dirlo senza sentirlo, giusto per motivi culturali.

Reading Dr. MacNamara's book to little ones, is a perfect way to help them understand the concept of being sorry for one's actions and then being able to actively demonstrate their regret. My grandchildren love this book! My 8 year old granddaughter reads it to her 2 year old brother and my 3 year old granddaughter has had it read to her so many times, she has it memorized. She does at times, tell her Mummy, that her sorries are on the Sorry Plane and that she's not sure when they are coming back, but they always do. I highly recommend this book for families as well as for daycares, preschools and family places.

We are big fans of dr. MacNamara so we had to order this book for my highly sensitive 4 year old daughter. We read dr. MacNamara’s book “rest play grow “ and it literally changed our life and saved our relationship with my daughter . I highly recommend both books ❤️

I am so disappointed in this book! I'm a Kindergarten teacher, so I have to deal with learning how to apologize a lot. I loved the author's "Rest, Play, Grow" book and was expecting much more out of this expensive picture book. I thought it would be a good read-aloud story that would explain to children how to apologize. Nope, other than you can't apologize when you're not ready yet. But nothing on how to get from "not being ready yet" (all the sorries left on the sorry plane) to "saying sorry and meaning it". Very disappointing... Plus, the book has an "amateur" look to it (although I wouldn't have minded that at all if the book had substance...)

My family all got a copy this year. Each niece and nephew.Now I have a fun book to read to them through FaceTime when I can’t visit.Love the illustrations and the message. Good for kids and parents too.