Hello, friends! Our book today is Spellbound: An Enchanting New Arrival, written by Jess Townes and illustrated by Jennifer Harney, a twist on the classic new baby sibling tale. Master magician Willow has a perfectly magical life - a loving mom and dad, a beautiful house in the woods, and a faithful pet bunny named … Continue reading Spellbound: An Enchanting New Arrival (Jess Townes)
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Pigeon & Cat (Edward Hemingway)
Hello, friends! Our book today is Pigeon & Cat by Edward Hemingway, a heartwarming tale of emotional connection. Cat lives alone in an empty lot in the big city, inside a cardboard box. He has a few essentials, and regularly scavenges for food in the trash bins when he’s hungry. He keeps one eye open … Continue reading Pigeon & Cat (Edward Hemingway)
Free at Last: A Juneteenth Poem (Sojourner Kincaid Rolle)
Hello, friends! We’re here today with a special Sunday review! Our book today is Free at Last: A Juneteenth Poem, written by Sojourner Kincaid Rolle and illustrated by Alex Bostic, a beautiful look at the meaning behind, and importance of, Juneteenth. On June 19th, 1865 in Galveston, Texas, the news had finally arrived: the Civil … Continue reading Free at Last: A Juneteenth Poem (Sojourner Kincaid Rolle)
Mina (Matthew Forsythe)
Hello, friends! Our book today is Mina by Matthew Forsythe, a hilariously off-kilter spiritual sequel to the author-illustrator’s previous title, Pokko and the Drum. Mina lives in a world of books and stories, and is generally unbothered by the world around her, even when her father is bringing unusual treasures and loud guests into their … Continue reading Mina (Matthew Forsythe)
Some Daddies (Carol Gordon Ekster)
Hello, friends! Our book today is Some Daddies written by Carol Gordon Ekster, illustrated by Javiera Mac-lean Álvarez, a diverse and inclusive look at what makes daddies different, and what makes them the same. There are all different types of daddies! Some are early birds, while some take a while to get going in the … Continue reading Some Daddies (Carol Gordon Ekster)
