Tana Hoban used only pictures to show opposite things in this book. I think not using words is an interesting concept for a childrens book because it gets them more involved and talking about the pictures. This is a good book to help explain what "opposite" means and gives them real life examples. ( )

I like this concept book the most of all the opposite concept books I've read thus far. It doesn't have words so it leaves the interpretations up to the children and I believe it would result in some pretty interesting discussion and opinions. ( )

"Exactly the Opposite" is purely a book of pictures showing what opposites are. Some things showed are open vs. closed, push vs. pull, full vs. empty, etc.I would suggest this book for preschool or Kindergarteners.

This wordless book visually represents opposites in a myriad of ways; some photos are still-life, while others show pictures of children playing. Some opposites are obvious, and others are more abstract. ( )

I felt like I was being tested, and some I'm a bit confused about. The hammock, for example - full and empty? Or what? Still, every preschooler needs a little Hoban in her life. ( )