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A beautiful book about the power of imagination. I love that there is a unicorn on almost every page, and the racial diversity in the children pictured.
This book would be appropriate for most classrooms from 1st to 3rd grade. The little girl in the story, Sophie, falls asleep and dreams about a garden. This takes my mind a few different ways for lessons because there are a few things I could cover. The first thing to come to mind is letting the chi...
A short review for a very short book.I would have rated this book higher, but I felt the ending was odd and not entirely the ending I was waiting for. Or at least not one of the endings I was waiting for. I won't spoil, so you will have to read it to find out. I wish we had a small epilogue with wha...
This is a pretty cute book in which the traditional princess and knight roles are rather reversed. I was entertained by the story, my nephew liked the dragon, and my niece didn't get this one. I'm not really sure why she didn't get it; I thought this was a pretty straight forward tale, but then, I...
Ella Bella Ballerina and Cinderella is a quaint picture book about a young ballet student who goes from learning the dance for the ballet Cinderella to actually being sucked into Cinerella's reality. The little one helps the fairy godmothers and Cinderella get her happily ever after. The water color...
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