The Invisible Boy by Trudy Ludwig is about a young boy that feels like he's invisible within his classroom. Nobody ever talks to him. Frankly, it's like he doesn't even exist within the same world. One day, the boy decides to do something nice for one of his classmates, and that is when he starts to...
This book needed to be longer. It was too short to serve its story well. Laura and Anna's friendship needed more space to develop. Also I don't believe that Anna cannot PRONOUNCE HER OWN NAME. Seriously, what the fuck? Cheng does a pretty good job of writing Asian characters but this part of the s...
This book is about a little boy named Bryan who never feels valued in class because he doesn't have any friends. At the end of the story, a new boy comes to school with Bryan and they become friends. This book has amazing illustrations that will draw attention to the story by it's readers. In my cla...
The book "The Invisible Boy" by Patrice Barton is a about a boy named Bryan who feels invisible because the other kids in his class don't ever notice him. When a new kid comes to school, they become friends and everything brightens up for both Bryan and the new kid. The only problem I had with the b...
For some reason I thought this book would be about Anna's mother and her aunts, not Anna, Andee and Fan. This isn't my favorite book in the series, but it's a pretty good continuation. Anna continues to be an avid reader, but again all the authors Cheng mentions are white (with the exception of one ...
Another fantastic book in a series that is shaping up to be one of my favourites of all time. This book picks up a few months after the previous book. Anna is now in middle school, she is making new friends, finding new places to belong and best of all, helps out a whole lot of people and goes to ...
I was at first a bit hesitant to get this one. I loved the previous book and I was worried that this one might totally be different (after all the first book felt like a standalone to me).But in the end I just went for it, and I even pre-ordered the next book. I am so glad I bought this book, it was...
The first thing that struck me about Sweet Moon Baby is the beautiful illustrations. They are enchanting and whimsical in water color. Patrice Barton has amazing talent. She worked on them for the author, Karen Henry Clark who adopted a child from China and had no story to tell her about her young i...
A family in China barely has enough food to feed themselves so they send their new baby girl off in a basket on the river. The moon guides the baby’s basket to safety. On the other side of the world, a man and a woman prepare their house for a new baby. The two follow the moon’s glow to find the bab...
The toddler picks up toys scattered around the feet of the two children and announces firmly, “Mine.” The baby grabs one remaining toy and tosses it into the air where it lands in the dog’s water bowl with an enormous splash. The toddler picks up all the toys and tosses them into the water bowl. The...
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