I love cats, so I think I was drawn to this book as soon as I set my eyes on the book. The main characters are the members of the cat family and it can be also used as an advent calendar-clever! The pictures are lovely and also the colour palette are beautiful too.
The story sets the stage with a set of five puppets who find their way from a toy shop into the hands of an old ship captain. The puppets’ journey continues and they are separated and reconnected until they ultimately end up in a puppet show put on by two young girls and their housemaid. The book feels a bit simple and repetitive to me.
The tale is very popular among the children and also the adults, telling the moral that telling lies constantly leads to a disastrous result. The story itself is fun and easy to understand. Also it has a moral so I think it will be a good book for children growing up.
I loved how this book spends some wonderful time examining courage and regrets. But there are also important lessons in forgiveness-forgiveness of others AND especially of one’s self. I also love Bob so I guess that gives an addition for my admiration of this book.
I liked this book because I enjoy this little world series and all the characters with it. However, I feel like this book had no real plot. It was basically just Ruby talking and giving her life story for the whole book. There was no climax or conflict in this book, so it was a little bland.
The boxcar children is a mystery book, where children go and find and seek the mystery within the story. It was engaging as I as a kid as well as the main characters, it felt I was going on an adventure with them.
The picture book is telling a story using various kind of leaves. It is a story and also the reader can enjoy watching the leaves that the author has put in the book. The concept was quite imaginative.
Well this book is not quite my cup of tea, but the illustrations are truly beautiful and delicate. I think a person who likes fairies and flowers and stuff will enjoy the book immensely. The colour palette is also pastel toned and lovely.
This series in a reading book series, but it is also a great book to introduce the solar system to young kids that are ignorant of the world and space, yet. It consists of few words so it is easy for them to read out loud.
Lucky Dogs is a picture book about fostering dogs. I have a lot of friends who have dogs and it was interesting to see what you do when you own a dog. The illustrations are quite lovely and I liked the colour palette,
I enjoyed the Stink Series more than Judy Moody Series. I suppose it is more related to science and it has fun facts that I can learn. It was quite fun as I have read all the books from the series. You can accompany the series with the Judy Moody Series.
The books that have the Dr Seuss label has always been an efficient book for learning children that wants to be sufficient with the language English. The book gives the message that you can do anything you try. It is a good message for the children.
Brain is always right? Nope, the book tells us not with the brain only, but also the heart makes a big role in making the right decisions. I loved the message of this book and I give a nod to it too. The illustrations were cute.
The book is about flowers and bees, where bees can help flowers and flowers can help bees. It is a lovely book with fascinating pictures and we can learn the message that each flower brings us. It was quite an unique book for me.
It is an alphabet themed book. I love the style of this book, as the reader can learn the alphabet one by one, learning all sorts of words that starts with the alphabet they are learning. The colours of the book also engages the reader.
This book is about happiness and where we can find it. It gives us so many examples of the way to happiness I couldn't stop smiling as I read the book trough and through. The book makes the reader very happy:)
A thieving fox tiptoes his way through an unoccupied house saying, "Hello," to ever item he encounters. The style of the repetitive nature of this tale, it makes it easier to build vocabulary. Also you can meet friendly characters.
Sophie is a very special girl. At twelve years old, she’s a senior in high school and the top of her class and of course, she knows how to read minds. I liked about this was how fast-paced it was. If you enjoy middle grade fantasies, this series is the one for you.
It is a lovely accompaniment for the beloved Harry Potter Series. I loved the Harry Potter Series, and it was so fun to learn all the bits and bob that were laid in the series. It is full packed with fun facts and I enjoyed it a lot.
The series are all cute. Bean is a unique little character but I just wish she didn’t need to display such out of line behaviour. I love that the author incorporated the theme of global warming, that is friendly for children to read and understand.