A polar bear cub explores her surroundings under her mother's watchful eyes. Charming story with great illustrations.
This book was a fun experience! (I'll have to compare to the other three picturebooks on this theme.) The voice of the grandpa reminded me so much of my own grandpa, who also loved to push a joke. I thought the call/response storytelling was so fresh and unique, and the way fonts were used to repres...
Yes, Toni Morrison and a classic fable.
I don't think the person who wrote the blurb used here understood the book. It is not like Goldilocks. The kids are not having scary misadventures. They do not learn a lesson. It is perfectly obvious from the illustrations that the brothers and sister are out having a day of play in nature and their...
I liked Mice and Beans, I thought it was really cute. My niece and nephew thought it was, and I quote my niece, "kind of boring." Hm. Ok then.
Freddy is no ordinary golden hamster. After learning to read Freddy wants nothing more than to read more and write. To do this he must leave his current residence. This is a subdued story -- the adventure and emotions never go above a certain level. In my mind Freddy's voice was that of 101 Dalmat...
Good to see a book that highlights the work of both Chavez and Huerta.
We love monster cats. Our only complaint: not monstrous enough.
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