Frankie Stein was my son's library pick this past week. It turned out to be a really cute Halloween read.Frankie Stein was born into a family with a long history of being scary. Cute little Frankie Stein didn't look scary at all so Mr. and Mrs. Stein set out to help Frankie fit in. In the end, Frank...
Nature, numbers and large pictures make up this wonderful book by Lola Schaefer. Each 2-page spread features one animal and gives at least one interesting fact about that animal with a large color illustration. These facts are interesting to say the least ranging from how many beads appear on a rat...
A brilliant concept book for learning about the wondrous things that can happen in just one animal's lifetime, visualizing large and small numbers, and the concept of averages.
Oh, What's Up, What's Down is not a bad little book, I suppose. It's short, and it's different in its layout, which makes for a little bit of a different reading experience. The problem, I thought, was that there wasn't much meat to this story, so it really requires the readers to give the story s...
This book wasn't really what I thought it would be. I expected a little more treatment of the formation of islands, but this book was really more of a poem about islands and how they become populated. I was looking for something that would be more instructional for my niece, and that would feed he...
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