Hello, friends! In honor of National Parks Week, our book today is If I Were A Park Ranger, written by Catherine Stier and illustrated by Patrick Corrigan, a tribute to both our nation’s great National Parks and the people who work for them. Told in first person, the story follows a group of six children … Continue reading If I Were A Park Ranger (Catherine Stier)
Hello, friends! Our book today is Kindness Matters: Sharing Bees, written by Antoinette Clark and illustrated by Russel Wayne, a story of teamwork and consideration. Sadie the bee wakes one morning to the warm sun, and is excited - it’s the first day of spring, and she is ready to help her hive collect pollen … Continue reading Kindness Matters: Sharing Bees (Antoinette Clark)
Hello, friends! Our book today is Egg: A Chasing, Racing Egg Hunt, written by Jonathan Litton and illustrated by Fhiona Galloway, a sweet Easter board book for little bookworms. Using the colorful eggs themselves to frame a series of cutouts, the simple rhyming story follows a band of barnyard friends as they hunt for eggs … Continue reading Egg: A Chasing, Racing Egg Hunt (Jonathan Litton)
Hello, friends! Our book today is A Lion In Paris by Beatrice Alemagna, a strange and beautiful journey through the city of light. A young lion, bored with life on the savannah, catches a train into Paris to find work, love, and a new future for himself. Expecting to draw the attention of all the … Continue reading A Lion In Paris (Beatrice Alemagna)
Hello, friends! Our book today is Borrowing Bunnies: A Surprising True Tale Of Fostering Rabbits, written by Cynthia Lord, illustrated by Hazel Mitchell, and featuring photography by John Bald. This adorable nonfiction tale tells the story of the author’s experience fostering - or as she calls it, “borrowing” - two rescue bunnies to prepare them … Continue reading Borrowing Bunnies: A Surprising True Tale Of Fostering Rabbits (Cynthia Lord)
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