REVIEW: Shape Up, Construction Truck

Shape Up, Construction TrucksWritten & Photographed by Victoria AllenbyPajama PressAges: 0-3 If you have a kid who likes their vehicles, this book will be a

REVIEW: Special Delivery

The frazzled little bird jumps as the bell rings once again! They’ve had enough! They’re about to launch into a tirade when the mail delivery supervisor explains that their assistant, tortoise has made “a few mistakes.”

REVIEW: Elephant’s Music

As a former music teacher, I love the message here, but the illustrations are the real star. Bright and colorful and witty, little kids will love looking at the animals and which instruments they choose.

REVIEW: Courageous First Ladies Who Changed the World

Each two-page spread features a quote from the featured first lady, and a little about their life. The book is full of rah rah feminist bites.

REVIEW: La Burrita Baldomera

In this moving story based on actual events, this is exactly what we see. The story of a friendship that brings together two unlikely subjects, a man and a mule. They become fast friends and spend time together enjoying one another’s company and sharing special moments.

Review: Easter Morning, Easter Sun

A wonderfully “neutral” Easter book, that playfully incorporates not only the Easter Bunny, but also hot cross buns.

Review: Baby Blue

So why am I hesitant about recommending this book wholeheartedly? I have a few reasons. First of all, the narrative structure is very slight.

Review: The Pocket Chaotic

From the witty title, to the delightful endpapers, The Pocket Chaotic is a charming story about becoming independent and growing up.

REVIEW: Round

Ward explains round through the use of objects and things found in nature. The story is simple to follow, clear and concise and told in a way that young children can easily relate to and internalize.

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