Inspired by the popular puzzle tangram, this playful exploration of shapes and identity is also a pleasing rollicking rhyme perfect to read aloud.

Today, I am this and tomorrow I’m that.
Today, I’m a tiger! Tomorrow, a bat.
By Saturday, I will have been all of that.
So … who might you be?

A lively story in which all the illustrations are tangrams; the well-known geometrical puzzle that is a square cut into seven pieces arranged to make various other shapes. It is also a delightful story about the imagination where the words and pictures combine to tell a deeper story about the idea of self, from the highly acclaimed creator of I See, I See.

‘A book that’s visually captivating, a valuable resource for librarians and primary school educators, and a gentle introduction to poetic language … Perfect for fans of Davina Bell and Allison Colpoys’s All the Ways to Be Smart and Yamile Saied Méndez and Kate Alizadeh’s What Will You Be?