Book Review: Gail Carriger’s Manners & Mutiny
If one must flirt…flirt with danger, as Sophronia thwarts the Picklemen’s plot to conquer London, even as she dances her skills amongst conflicting sides.
Category: Target Audience
Book Review: Maurice Sendak’s Where the Wild Things Are
A dream sequence of escape as that naughty Max discovers why home is best.
Book Review: Claude Clément’s Go to Sleep, Little Groundhog
An active little groundhog refuses to go to sleep, despite the advice of several animal visitors, until finally the cricket tries something that works.
Book Review: Gail Carriger’s Waistcoats & Weaponry
It’s seduction and weaponry for Sophronia when she and her friends hijack a train to return Sidheag to her pack in Scotland and uncover a sinister plot.
Book Review: James Dean’s Pete’s Big Lunch
A concept book about time and making lunch choices. Lots of good opportunities to have fun with your little one.
Book Review: Michelle Sagara’s Cast in Honor
A strange triple murder embroils Kaylin in a case even as Mandoran and Annarion struggle with themselves and Lord Nightshade goes missing.
Book Review: Stan and Jan Berenstain’s Inside, Outside, Upside Down
An adventure for the little ones as they explore the literal meaning of concept words.
Book Review: Dr. Seuss’ Green Eggs and Ham
It’s easy to see why Green Eggs and Ham is a classic for children AND adults, as each sees the other in this tale of annoying persistence, lol.
Book Review: Dr. Seuss’ The Hortons
Horton Hears a Who! and Horton Hatches the Egg are true classics with a great story, fabulous illustrations, and good moral values. I’m loving it!
Book Review: Dr. Seuss’ Yertle the Turtle and Other Stories
Moral tales hiding inside rhyming laughter and nonsense. A great opportunity for parents to discuss good values.