Excellent elementary exercises in Everything I Need to Know Before I’m Five by Valorie Fisher.
Read More »Feb 17 2012 | Comments: 0
The Paradise Garden by Colin Thompson.
Read More »Feb 10 2012 | Comments: 0
Filed Under: Friends & Neighbors Quiet Please Town & Country
Everyone’s wrong in Sergio Ruzzier’s The Room of Wonders.
Read More »Feb 04 2012 | Comments: 0
Filed Under: Animals Art Foreigners Treasures
Dreams of a father in When You Were Small by Sara O’Leary and Julie Morstad.
Read More »Jan 25 2012 | Comments: 1
Hucksters and flotsam in Three by the Sea by Mini Grey.
Read More »Jan 19 2012 | Comments: 0
Filed Under: Animals Friends & Neighbors Misfits & Renegades
Peter H. Reynolds on artists gone wild.
Read More »Jan 11 2012 | Comments: 0
Filed Under: Art Hobbies Misfits & Renegades
Choices, shmoices in Bob Staake’s The Donut Chef.
Read More »Jan 04 2012 | Comments: 0
Filed Under: Food Holiday Quiet Please
Deep in the Jungle by Dan Yaccarino.
Read More »Dec 28 2011 | Comments: 0
Filed Under: Animals Death Executive Decisions of Our Time
Consolations of winter in The Tomten and the Fox by Astrid Lindgren, Harald Wiberg, Karl-Erik Forsslund and generations of Scandinavians who would know.
Read More »Dec 19 2011 | Comments: 0
Filed Under: Folklore Foreigners Holiday Seasons
Same nuts, different view in Scaredy Squirrel by Mélanie Watt.
Read More »Dec 11 2011 | Comments: 0
Filed Under: Animals Executive Decisions of Our Time Foreigners Scary
Watch the Ripples Change Their Size But Never Leave the Stream
The Ancient Common Sense of Things
Still Dizzy After All These Years
I Had a New Horn and a Paper Hat
How to Say Recycling in Australian
Somebody Loves You, Barnes & Noble
The Good, the Bad and the Jingly
Of Angels and Better Inventions
The Gaping Black Holes That Tend to Appear Behind Us On Our Paths to Middle Age
How I Spent My Summer Vacation
Please feel free to contact us directly by (JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) with any questions. We also welcome your suggestions regarding any changes or additions you would like to see to this site. Or ask about a book - any book - and we’ll try not to tell you more than you actually want to know.
