Beautiful picture book about creativity and working together. Each girl has her own way of seeing things and desire to work together, but both must overcome feelings of frustration that come when things aren't going her own way. Another beautiful story by Ashley Spires with wonderful illustrations. It would be perfect for the home, classroom, and library.

First of all,
I love these books.
I read “The Most Magnificent Thing” to my youngest daughter when she was a toddler years ago. It was one of our favorites.
When I became a teacher and my daughter got older, the book made its way to my classroom bookshelf.
The first time I read it to a class of sixth graders, we had rich discussions about the theme and about not giving up. It was a great book to explain Growth Mindset.
Anyway- now to the Most Magnificent Team.
This book was great. I loved how the two characters had their own “assistants” (adorable pet sidekicks), and they both were apprehensive about wanting to work with a partner.
Who wouldn’t be?
In this world, we are so used to going at it alone. We think our idea is the best. But sometimes, sometimes, we just need to be open to what other ideas there might be. Who knows- maybe together we can make something beautiful.
(I received an early copy of this book in exchange for an honest review)

I was stoked when I saw there would be another Magnificent book, and I know my students will be as well - and this book did not disappoint! With eye-catching illustrations and covering themes of teamwork, making (and revising and re-making), this will be a great read aloud book for our library and can also tie in with some makerspace activities. Super excited to be able to share this book with my students after it is published - it will be great to read at the beginning of the school year.

Thank you for granting me access to this ARC. From childhood through adulthood, we are always working on teams. The earlier we learn how to be on a team, the better. I enjoyed how the characters on The Most Magnificent Team had disagreements and worked through them. The realistic nature of teamwork throughout this book was excellent. It is very rare to work on a team and have a flawless experience where everyone gets along. This book contains good lessons that kids can take with them when they work on a team.

The illustrations are absolutely stunning, Overall, the book was well written and I did really enjoy it. Thank you for this advance reading copy!