Hello, friends! Today, we read Hap-pea All Year by Keith Baker, a pod-sitively charming look at the calendar with some very sweet peas. Starting with January, each two-page spread is dedicated to a short rhyme about each calendar month, accompanied by a bowlful of cheerful little peas celebrating the season and holidays of that month. … Continue reading Hap-pea All Year (Keith Baker)
Hello, friends! Today, we read One More Acorn by Don Freeman and Roy Freeman, the story of a little squirrel and his quest to find the perfect acorn. Earl the squirrel has to find lots of acorns to feed his family before winter hibernation, so he has lots of work to do. He's got just … Continue reading One More Acorn (Don Freeman & Roy Freeman)
Hello! Our book today is Du Iz Tak? by Carson Ellis, a strange and wonderful look at a very small piece of the world. Spotting a sprout in the ground, "Du iz tak?" one little bug asks of another in their special language (an invented tongue created by Ellis for the book), meaning "What is … Continue reading Du Iz Tak? (Carson Ellis)
Fall Festivities Week, Day 3: Hello, everyone! Today's book is The Busy Little Squirrel by Nancy Tafuri, the story of, well, a busy little squirrel! As the fall colors come in and the leaves begin to fall from the trees, the busy little squirrel has lots to do! While his animal friends invite him to … Continue reading The Busy Little Squirrel (Nancy Tafuri)
Fall Festivities Week, Day 2: Hello, friends! Today, we read Fletcher And The Falling Leaves, written by Julia Rawlinson and illustrated by Tiphanie Beeke, an adorable tale of a fox's mission to help his favorite tree. One day, Fletcher the fox cub notices that his favorite tree looks sick: all its leaves have turned brown … Continue reading Fletcher And The Falling Leaves (Julia Rawlinson)
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