I Love You, Grandma by Rory Tyger, is a thoughtful board book you will want to buy for your grandchildren. With rhyme, Tyger captures the lovely relationship between children and their grandparents. Tyger, Rory. I Love You, Grandma. Tiger Tales, 2017.
The Rattlebang Picnic by Margaret Mahy Book review by Elizabeth H. Age 10 In The Rattlebang Picnic by Margaret Mahy, Jack McTavish and Marion McGillicuddy get married and decide to buy an old rattlebang and have a bunch of children instead of a new and expensive car and no children. The McTavishes are a happy family …
A Frog Thing by James Muscarello Reviewed by Ellinor G., Age 9 A Frog Thing is a book about Frank the frog. The author of this book is Eric Drachman and the illustrator is James Muscarello. In this book, Frank really wants to fly and sets his mind to do it. But he is a frog, and frogs …
Something's Eating the Garden, by Pam Fries, is a delightful rhyming book just in time for spring. The colorful illustrations and humorous dialogue keeps children and their parents amused. This may become a book you'll have to read again and again. "Oh no, something is eating the garden! What could it be?" I highly recommend …
Glady's Hunt, aka Rusty, wrote three Honey books - Honey for a Child's Heart, Honey for a Teen's Heart, and Honey for a Woman's Heart. All three of these books are full of book reviews for each age category. Gladys gives us objective reviews and booklist recommendations. Each of these books is a treasure for …
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