Hello, friends! Our book today is Trucks At First Sight by Martha Jaworowski, a fun counting and seek-and-find book for young vehicle enthusiasts. The day the unnamed narrator saw trucks for the first time, it was love at first sight! Taking readers on a visual trip through different types of large vehicles - such as … Continue reading Trucks At First Sight (Martha Jaworowski)
Hello, friends! Our book today is I Hop by Joe Cepeda, fourth in his series of early reading comprehension stories in the I Like to Read series by Holiday House. Following Up, I Dig, and I See, our story follows the same two young brothers as the youngest goes on a pogo-sticking adventure. After finding … Continue reading I Hop (Joe Cepeda)
Hello, friends! Our book today comes to us from our friends at The Equal Opportunity Book Box: America My Love, America My Heart by Daria Peoples-Riley, a sensitive examination of how to love your country when it doesn’t always seem to love you back. An unnamed narrator opens the title with a powerful question: “America, … Continue reading America My Love, America My Heart (Daria Peoples-Riley)
Hello, friends! Our book today is Pink is Not a Color by Lindsay Ward, an identity-affirming follow-up to This Book is Gray. Seeing her friends the Primary and Secondary colors setting up for a party, popular Pink offers to help. She’s excited to hear about the festivities for the upcoming “Rainbow Extravaganza,” and wonders why … Continue reading Pink is Not a Color (Lindsay Ward)
Hello, friends! Our book today is The Day the Dung Beetle Defeated the Dark, written by Estelle Cheuk and illustrated by Arina Procenko, a tale of learning to love who you are. One day, at Savannah School (a spelling that may frustrate American readers), all of the young animals are discussing their wild families and … Continue reading The Day the Dung Beetle Defeated the Dark (Estelle Cheuk)
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