Hello, friends! Our book today is the very sweet Duck And Hippo In The Rainstorm, written by Jonathan London and illustrated by Andrew Joyner, the tale of two best friends spending an adventure-filled rainy day together. As a light drizzle begins to fall, Duck heads over to her best pal Hippo’s house to ask if … Continue reading Duck And Hippo In The Rainstorm (Jonathan London)
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Best Friends: We Are Better Together (Priddy Books)
Hello, friends! Today, we’re reviewing Priddy Books’ Best Friends: We Are Better Together, created by Emma Jennings and written by Robyn Newton, a simple, fun, yet poignant board book that celebrates diverse cooperation. Some things are just better together! For instance, lemons are fine, flour is nice, sugar is yummy and eggs and butter are … Continue reading Best Friends: We Are Better Together (Priddy Books)
Pug & Pig: Trick-Or-Treat (Sue Lowell Gallion)
Hello, friends! Happy October! We’re starting off the Halloween season with a review of the delightfully fun Pug & Pig: Trick-Or-Treat, written by Sue Lowell Gallion and illustrated by Joyce Wan. In this spooky sequel, Pug and Pig are back and getting ready for the holiday: their house is decorated, their yard has a scarecrow, … Continue reading Pug & Pig: Trick-Or-Treat (Sue Lowell Gallion)
Friends (Eric Carle)
Hello, friends! Today’s book is Friends by Eric Carle, the story of two friends separated by distance and fate coming together again. A little boy and girl are best friends. They do everything together and spend every waking moment in each other’s company. That is, until the girl moves far away, and the boy find … Continue reading Friends (Eric Carle)
Say Hello To Zorro! (Carter Goodrich)
Hello, friends! Today, we read Say Hello To Zorro! by Carter Goodrich, a delightful and sweet story of two dogs learning how to become friends. Mister Bud is a very happy dog. He has his own house, his own toys, his own bed, and most importantly, his schedule. EVERYONE has to stick to the schedule: … Continue reading Say Hello To Zorro! (Carter Goodrich)
