written by Ellen Jackson, illustrated by Woodleigh Marx Hubbard I like that the tribe is mentioned right on the cover of the book, and the story isn't bad. But i didn't particularly enjoy the illustrations in this one.
For what this book could have offered, I was very disappointed with what it offered. The recipes were incredibly unusual with very little known veggies and meats (eg, beef cheeks~WTH?!?!) Furthermore, although this recipe is supposed to be local/sustainable, I found that an incredible amount of the ...
Wonderful current take on the Cinderella story. It was cute and funny, comparing Edna and Ella and their happily ever after.
Colorful, whimsical geography lesson.
This little fable about Cinderella's plain but hard-working neighbor Edna is cute but annoyingly obvious and preachy in a way that I had shoved down my throat all my school-years. I'm sure anyone over age 5 would guess from the beginning that our sympathies are meant to be with with the upbeat Edna ...
In this story a personified (and beyond gorgeous) Mother Earth spends a day tending her domain (here the setting is Africa). She is peaceful, calm and, above all, tolerant of all earth's creatures - from the lowliest mosquito to the complicated human. It's a totally groovy type of story that delig...
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Cinderella's next door neighbor is in a similar situation, but handles herself much differently. She is more sensible, practical and loves a good joke.
I read this when I was learning English. This book is cute and I am surprised I still remember this.
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