Hello, friends! Our book today is Cat & Dog: A Tale of Opposites by Tullio Corda, a simple and entertaining story of a pair of feisty frenemies. Told by combining single- or double-word opposite pairs with illustrations, the reader follows the red cat and blue dog through a day of misadventures, primarily fueled by the … Continue reading Cat & Dog: A Tale of Opposites (Tullio Corda)
Hello, friends! Our books today are Happy Face / Sad Face and Little Face / Big Face by Bill Cotter, two adorable board books that help little readers learn their opposites. In Happy Face / Sad Face, each page shows a different little boy or girl demonstrating opposites with their facial expressions: Happy/Sad, Up/Down, Asleep/Awake, … Continue reading Happy Face / Sad Face & Little Face / Big Face (Bill Cotter)
Hello, friends! We have a two-for-one review today! Our books were So Far Up and So Light, So Heavy by Susanne Strasser, two cleverly fun board books of opposites. In So Far Up, a bear happens upon a tower with a yummy pie in the window at the top. Bear would love to have some … Continue reading So Far Up & So Light, So Heavy (Susanne Strasser)
Hello, friends! Today's review is Calling All Cars by Sue Fliess and Sarah Beise, a simple and colorful book of cars for little ones. In rhyming text, the reader is introduced to a world of colorful cars, driven by a menagerie of colorful animal characters. Some cars are long, and some are wide. Some are … Continue reading Calling All Cars (Sue Fliess & Sarah Beise)
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