This book is about Pirates going to school. They do everything the pirate way. I think is a great example of diversity and how you can put your own twist to school activities. The pirates find out that they love school and they learn to clean up behind themselves. It is leveled 680 L.
Written by Carolyn Crimi Illustrated by: John Manders Little Baby Mummy wants to play one more game of hide-and-shriek before bedtime and Big Mama Mummy agrees to play. This story follows Little Baby Mummy in his adventures of finding different friendly creatures that help him along the way to fin...
Pete is a circus poodle. Fremont is a bear captured and given to the circus. Pete may be a headliner but he has been having problems. Fremont only wants to go back to the woods. I enjoyed this story. Pete is doing at he must to regain headline status. Teaching Fremont tricks so they can be a team ha...
Henry and his friends are living on an island. Henry finds a note in a bottle and starts worrying about the threat in the note. No one else worries. Henry makes plans in case the threat happens but he's clumsy. It is good though that Henry has plans. This is humorous. I love Henry and the Buccaneer ...
Baby mummy does not want to go to bed so he runs from his Mummy. He hears noises but he is not afraid. Finally a noise and an animal come out that scares him and he wants his Mummy. Mummy is there to save him. I love this story. It is fun. Your little ones will enjoy it. The illustrations are fantas...
Henry's father is a pirate and he wants Henry to follow in his footsteps but Henry wants to read. I love Henry. He is going to follow his own path. The illustrations are great. Check out the mice!
8//26/13 ** It's about a cat, of course I enjoyed it. It's not the type of picture book that usually catches my fancy...not really about critical issues, illustration style not reminiscent of fine art. That being said...The cat is so greedy at the beginning, and his character traits shift so comple...
Lively, entertaining retelling of the three peaches" folktale with vibrant illustrations. This book is good for elementary-school-aged kids and positively begs to be read aloud. See a full review at http://www.bostonbibliophile.com/2008/03/jewish-literature-challenge-4-of-5.html"
For my money, the cleverest bit of this twist on Jack and the Beanstalk was the talking jukebox. Clearly addressing the adult reading the book aloud, the jukebox talks almost entirely in classic song lyrics. It's well-done. The illustrations are cute in a cartoonish way. I'll have to try it out on s...
I think I really liked this book due to the musicians being stereotypical people I know. This is not a bad thing its just I could picture people as those exact characters, which made me really laugh. I also liked how kids would be able to picture the sounds the instruments made if (whoever reads it ...
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