Hello, friends! Our book today is What Are You?, written by Christian Trimmer and illustrated by Mike Curato, a gentle story about appearance, identity, and stereotypes. Two colorful poodle siblings are at the park when they meet a new dog, a puggle, and ask, “What are you?”. The puggle responds that they are a dog, … Continue reading What Are You? (Christian Trimmer)
Tag: children’s book review
Firefighter Flo! (Andrea Zimmerman)
Hello, friends! Our book today is Firefighter Flo!, written by Andrea Zimmerman and illustrated by Dan Yaccarino, a simple yet exciting tale of firefighters at work. By Firefighter Flo and the rest of her station house are fast asleep in their bunks when the call comes in - a fire! The team quickly slides down … Continue reading Firefighter Flo! (Andrea Zimmerman)
The Illustrated Robert Frost & The Illustrated Emily Dickinson (Ryan G. Van Cleave)
Hello, friends! Our books today are The Illustrated Robert Frost and The Illustrated Emily Dickinson - both edited by Ryan G. Van Cleave and illustrated by David Miles - collections of the famous poets’ work geared toward young readers. Collecting twenty-five of each poet’s short works, these illustrated editions pair the poems of Emily Dickinson … Continue reading The Illustrated Robert Frost & The Illustrated Emily Dickinson (Ryan G. Van Cleave)
Kids Can Cook Vegetarian (Esther Coombs)
Hello, friends! Our book today is Kids Can Cook Vegetarian, illustrated by Esther Coombs, third in Button Books’s series of kid-friendly cookbooks for young chefs. Kids can cook, but not every kid or family eats meat! So for little ones who love to cook meat-free meals, the Kids Can Cook series is back with a … Continue reading Kids Can Cook Vegetarian (Esther Coombs)
Gotcha! (Clotilde Perrin)
Hello, friends! Our book today is Gotcha! by Clotilde Perrin, translated by Daniel Hahn, an interactive hide-and-seek tale about finding the courage to face down monsters. On oversized pages and through various interactive elements, readers follow a young child in a gray bear onesie as they flee from various fearsome fairytale beasties. First, they take … Continue reading Gotcha! (Clotilde Perrin)
