Hello, friends! Today's book is Quantum Entanglement For Babies by Chris Ferrie, a introduction to the titular physics phenomenon for little ones. Using a series of visual metaphors, the book attempts to simplify the phenomenon of quantum entanglement down to its core concepts. It introduces four balls, two red and two blue. Two of the … Continue reading Quantum Entanglement For Babies (Chris Ferrie)
Hello, everyone! Today's book is Maple by Lori Nichols, a wonderfully sweet story about a little girl and her very best friend... who happens to be a tree. Back when Maple was still in her Mommy's tummy, her parents planted a little tree in her honor. And as Maple grew, her namesake did as well, … Continue reading Maple (Lori Nichols)
Hello, friends! Today, we read A Is For Activist by Innosanto Nagara, a children's guide to human rights, equality, and civil disobedience. As with any alphabet book, the reader is taken through their ABC's, this time using progressive subjects and topics to illustrate each letter. For instance, E is for Environmental Justice, L for LGBTQ … Continue reading A Is For Activist (Innosanto Nagara)
Hello, everyone! Our book today is Noisy Night, written by Mac Barnett and illustrated by Brian Biggs, a fun story of a noisy apartment building and the cast of characters who live there. A little boy lays awake on his bed on the ground floor of a tall apartment building. He's being kept awake by … Continue reading Noisy Night (Mac Barnett)
Hello friends, and happy Mother's Day! In honor of the occasion, we read a favorite from our own library: Silly Wonderful You, written by Sherri Duskey Rinker and illustrated by Patrick McDonnell. It's an adorable celebration of moms and their little ones, and the joys, frustrations, and incomparable rewards of motherhood. As narrator, a mother … Continue reading Silly Wonderful You (Sherri Duskey Rinker)
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