Early Memory: No, David!

One of the earliest books I remember reading was the book No, David!  The book tells about how a kid named David is also told not to do certain things.  At the time I like the book because it had a rebellious side to it, David did all the things I wanted to do that I couldn't do.  I also wanted to throw stuff in the house like David did, but in reality I could never do that.  In the end of the book David's mother says that she loves him even though she has to keep telling him "no".  I connected that to my life because my parents used to always tell me "no",  but in the end I always knew that my parents loved me.  I remember reading this book before going to bed one night, my mom read it with me.   And lately, while babysitting I've been reading it to the kids I babysit and they have been enjoying it as much as I have.  I like the book simply because it was simple and had a lot of colorful pictures and imagery.  I always remember the book because it almost has a relative relationship to everyday life because in life you cannot always here "yes" for an answer, sometimes the answer is "no".