Hello, everybody! Today's book is This Is My Dollhouse by Giselle Potter, a sweet tale of imaginative play. As the story opens, the little girl who serves as narrator introduces the reader to her dollhouse. She made it herself from a cardboard box, painted on bricks, and colored the walls to look like wallpaper. And … Continue reading This Is My Dollhouse (Giselle Potter)
Hello, everybody! Our book today is Leaves by David Ezra Stein, a sweet and simple read about a bear's first autumn. Bear has enjoyed his first year, having spent it exploring his lovely forest. But as the weather turns colder, Bear is very surprised to see the leaves change colors, then begin falling off the … Continue reading Leaves (David Ezra Stein)
Hello everyone, and happy International Children's Book Day! Today's book is How Rocket Learned To Read by Tad Hills, a sweet tale about the joys of learning the “wondrous, mighty, gorgeous alphabet." One day, while Rocket the dog is settling in for a nap under a shady tree, he meets a little yellow bird. She … Continue reading How Rocket Learned To Read (Tad Hills)
Hello, everyone! Today's book is Even Superheroes Have Bad Days, written by Shelly Becker and illustrated by Eda Kaban, a fantastically super-powered book about positivity. It's true! Even superheroes can have bad days: they can get sad or mad or disappointed just like you. And they COULD throw super-powered tantrums: hurl cars, let loose sonic … Continue reading Even Superheroes Have Bad Days (Shelly Becker)
Hello, friends! Our book today is Spoon, written by Amy Krouse Rosenthal and illustrated by Scott Magoon, a story about not letting greener pastures distract from one's blessings. Spoon is your average, everyday utensil. He lives in the cutlery drawer with his mom and dad, visits his Aunt Silver for dinner on Sundays, and has … Continue reading Spoon (Amy Krouse Rosenthal)
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