A book that helps remind us that people are more important than our phones.
I Like You More Than My Phone
Illustrated by Eric Scales
DANNY JOE’S TREE HOUSE
Embodying the beloved
form of retro children’s TV classics while responding to the social-emotional needs of today’s families
Danny Joe’s Tree House invites families to slow down and engage with play-based stories that provide valuable opportunities for social-emotional learning. The show’s creator and host, Danny Joe, is a preschool teacher who cares deeply about helping kids work through big thoughts, ideas, and feelings.
The series features a diverse community of real-life caregivers, plus a lively cast of puppets, working together to explore strategies for self-regulation, communication, caring for oneself, and acceptance of others.
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Silly Billy helps Danny Joe embrace his silly side and explore deeper ideas about being “liked” online and in real life–and how you don’t have to pretend to be (or feel) something you’re not in order to gain acceptance.
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Baltimore’s Mister Rogers: ‘Danny Joe’s Tree House’ is a nod to retro kids’ shows
by Jasmine Vaughn-Hall, 9/30/22
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Carly Ciarrocchi
Host of Weird But True & The Sunny Side Up Show
Danny connects so authentically with his audience. The Tree House is playful, inclusive, and safe. He’s passionate and thoughtful about what he is creating. I love that he uses today’s tech to let the whole family be part of the experience. He is doing important work, with integrity and imagination.
David Newell
Mr. McFeely from Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood
What I like about Danny Joe’s Tree House is that children can interact with a live person. Danny is a big kid at heart and I think that is very helpful. In today’s world where everything is virtual and robotic, here’s a real person giving original thoughts and ideas.
Dr. Scott Sampson
Host and science advisor for Dinosaur Train on
PBS Kids
Danny zooms onto our screens like a reincarnated Mister Rogers. Full of energy and beloved by children. He presents ideas big and small in ways that kids can truly embrace. Danny Joe’s Tree House is a wondrous and timely gift to children’s programming.
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Upcoming library events in the Baltimore area
Th 03/21 10:30 AM – Patterson Park Branch
Th 03/28 10:30 AM – Light Street Branch
Sa 04/06 11:00 AM & 1:00 PM – Imagination Celebration at Enoch Pratt Central Library
Sa 05/18 1:00 PM – Port Discovery Children’s Museum