The picture book Fly (Atheneum/Caitlyn Dlouhy Books, 01/11/2022), written by Brittany J. Thurman and illustrated by Anna Cunha, will definitely have you soaring. When Africa
If you read my review of Appleblossom the Possum by Holly Goldberg Sloan and Gary Rosen, you know I kind of have a thing for
The new picture book, What is Love? (Chronicle Books Dec. 28, 2021), written by Mac Barnett (New York Times bestselling author) and illustrated by Carson
Have you ever noticed that no matter how much we talk about the importance of diversity, we still judge rather than embrace the differences in
Have you ever wondered what happens at the fair after all the people go home for the night? Find out in The Midnight Fair.
Brave Enough for Two (a Hoot & Olive Story) is Jonathan D. Voss’s debut author-illustrator picture book, and it is definitely a timeless treasure for children of all ages, young and old.
The boy in this picture book really, I mean really, wants a cat. Did I mention that this boy really wants a cat? Finally, on Day 427 of asking his parents for a cat, they say yes! At the rescue shelter, the boy immediately recognizes his cat – the one in the cage labeled “Pookie.” And thank goodness, the boy changes the cat’s name to Maximilian Augustus Xavier and calls him “Max” (a favorite nickname around here!).
Koala Lou (Guliver Books/Harcourt 1988), written by Mem Fox and illustrated by the late Pamela Lofts, tells the story of baby Koala Lou, “so soft
Have You Ever Seen a Flower asks readers to see a flower with all of the senses, to go inside a flower, and to actually become a flower.
A Friend Like You is a gentle lesson (and reminder) of all the things that make friendship so magical by Frank Murphy and Charnaie Gordon.