Grace for President is one of the cutest books I've ever read. It is all about a little girl named Grace who doesn't understand why there has never been a female president before, so when the grade has an election or 'president' she quickly nominates herself as a candidate. A boy who is quite popula...
I liked this book as it shows that sometimes homemade presents that come from the heart are better!Crafty Chloe is just what she sounds like. A girl who exceeds at making crafts. The trouble is that her friend, for her birthday, wants this amazing doll who totally rocks in purple. I have a weakness ...
Crafty Chloe decides to make her best friend's birthday gift, and even being mocked by a mean girl won't stop her. Great character-building book; great for girls who love arts and crafts; great for teaching the value of believing in yourself and what you do.
This is a fun reading sing along. I know a lot of the tunes for children songs so I was technically singing to my kids instead of reading. Cannot say I am no Frank Sinatra when I sing but it was funny to change lyrics to songs, I basically do that on a day to day bases to begin with.Gris Grimly is ...
Oh, dear, the kids were cracking up at this one! Very cute, very funny, surprisingly touching, and fun pictures! I never expected to feel sympathetic toward a zombie, but Mortimer just gets under your skin.
This is one of the cutest stories of tolerance and acceptance I've read in a long time. Cultural differences are sometimes hard to understand and even friends can make the mistake of judging each other. What would you think of a peanut butter and jelly sandwich or hummus if you'd never tasted it bef...
I'm a little ambivalent as to how to rate How to Potty Train Your Monster. I checked it out for the kids expecting that it would be a book that would make them laugh and guffaw. I thought this would be a comedy. But that's not what reading this book to them was like. The kids were so serious whi...
I don't like zombies and I don't much care for love, but maybe it's the whole "two negatives make a positive" thing that made me adore this book. I especially like the worms. They made me giggle.
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