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Pigeon & Cat (Edward Hemingway)

June 20, 2022November 18, 2024Leave a comment

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)

Coat Of Many Colors (Dolly Parton)

September 17, 2017Leave a comment

Hello, friends! Today's review is Coat Of Many Colors, written by Dolly Parton (based on the lyrics of her 1971 song of the same name) and illustrated by Brooke Boynton-Hughes.   A little girl's mother is given a box of small fabric scraps, and begins to make the girl a winter coat using the tiny … Continue reading Coat Of Many Colors (Dolly Parton)

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