The book itself is divided into the following sections:
1. Ask and answer questions
2. Main topics and messages
3. Characters and connections
4. Word play
5. Text features
6. Authors, illustrators, and narrators
7. Beyond text
8. Supporting reasons
9. Multiple texts

You might be thinking to yourself "How can I use it?" so let me give you an example. Section 3 looks at characters and one activity (page 82-83) is all about getting students to understand what a character is (sounds simple but I have had students mix up characters with settings before). I have posted the page below (apologies for the faded bit but many pages came like that)

Page 82-83 from K-2 Chart Sense

Below are the recommended books for this activity - personally I would use the David Shannon books as they are a hit with the students every time.

       

Embrace
You get a brief rundown of how to introduce the activity and what to do. Underneath it there are recommended texts and on the opposite page you get the example - it couldn't be easier to follow. Also, the book is extremely well organised which is handy for teachers in a rush.

Beware
The streaks over the pages are a nuisance.The copy I received had many, many pages it. Some I can work around but other pages I can't.

My Recommendation...

Borrow It
This is a fantastic book that I would especially recommend to teaching graduates. The written and visual information is easy to follow and implement in the classroom.

The only reason I have marked this as a "Borrow" and not "Buy" is the printing issues of streaks.