The story is not half bad and the art was alright but I feel that the story is also unacceptable for a young child to read this. The book shows that there are no real consequences to stealing. Not even an apology is needed in this! Horrible lesson possibility! Even though the burglar changes his...
Fun concept, and the children had a good time taking turns "opening" each letter in the book. The problem was, there were a couple of letters the kids didn't understand (one to the Big Bad Wolf from Little Red Riding Hood's lawyers ordering him to cease and desist in his impersonation of her grandm...
Young children love getting letters in the mail. This book contains letters in envelopes that you pull out and read. It's so fun for kids.
I love good rhymes and I like finding things so this book is perfect for me. It's also great for young children and anyone who has to read to them.
A story from the eys of a bear who thinks he's pretty fantastic. Sadly, he is treated as this is not so. The book has a happy ending though, so don't worry.In this book we see war from the eyes of the bear, children, and olde England. A fantastic book from my childhood - the thought of this book ...
My mother read this to both my sister and I when we were little, and to this day both of us can recite it from memory.
A 1001 CBYMRBYGU.Everything Burglar Bill has is stolen. His entire house is filled with stolen things. One day, while out stealing, Burglar Bill accidentally discovers a baby. He plays with the baby all day, and then takes the baby home with him. One day, someone decides to steal from Burglar Bill. ...
E for effort. I love the idea here - an 'I spy' set up where the child searches for familiar characters (Mother Hubbard, Cinderella, etc). I just wasn't wowed by the execution. First, the rhyming is a bit shaky in spots. Second, I know I'm a bit (okay a lot) of a snob when it comes to illustratio...
The jolly postman delivers delightful Christmas mail to fairy tale characters. Ages 5-10.
I found this in the loft recently while trawling through the endless boxes of books to find some for the charity shop. This was my kids' absolutely favourite book, and it's still funny. It's just a collection of (clean) playground jokes, the groan-worthy ones: 'What's small, green and goes camping? ...
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