For more reviews, check out my blog: Craft-CycleAn absolutely adorable tale that is a silly twist on children not wanting to eat their veggies. In this one, Little Pea dislikes eating his dinner: candy. But if he eats five bites, he gets his favorite dessert: spinach. Is it worth the struggle?This i...
Remember playing telephone as a child? Someone would whisper something in someone’s ear and down the row it would go, whispering, whispering, just hoping that when the last person spoke out loud what they heard it would be what the first person said. Sometimes it would be so funny what they said, it...
An owl named Little Hoot wants to go to bed early but his parents say he has to stay up late and play so he may be a wise old when he is older. Very cute story. Although I worry reading it to a child before bed because Little Hoot can stay up late what’s to say that the child will want to stay up...
What? How have I never rated/reviewed this one? It is a perennial favorite in our house - even to this day when the kid is getting into far more 'sophisticated' stuff. Not only is it beyond adorable, but it's theme is so universal. "If only Mom and Dad didn't make me do (fill in the blank) my life w...
Cute illustrations throughout this little story about a young owl who just wants to go to bed at night. His parents insist he must stay up and be a proper owl. This would be fun to read with a kid who didn't want to go to bed. I enjoyed it, perhaps more than otherwise since I read it at work (it was...
An owl named Little Hoot wants to go to bed early but his parents say he has to stay up late and play so he may be a wise old when he is older. Very cute story. Although I worry reading it to a child before bed because Little Hoot can stay up late what’s to say that the child will want to stay up b...
This was a very cute "math-related" picture book. Though I have admittedly not read many picture books as an adult, this seemed to me a very original concept, and the illustrations were very colorful and well done.
The cover and title were so cute that it wasn't a huge shock (although it was a disappointment) to find that the prose was much too precious for my taste. However, my main complaint was that Low has no feel for Victorian society and its mores, and clearly didn't bother to do any research. Probably s...
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