Book Review: Animalphabet

Book Review: Animalphabet

Animalphabet! is one of Julia Donaldson’s best books. Donaldson creates an animal alphabet where one animal succeeds the previous one as it surpasses it to some extend. The book is fantastic, due to two reasons. First, the creative use of the alphabet from the...
Book Review: How To Be A Lion

Book Review: How To Be A Lion

Leonard loves to be different. Leonard doesn’t fit the norm for lions, and he behaves contrary to others’ expectations. Leonard dreams and writes poems. He is also a friend with Marianne, a duck! The last time I checked, lions eat duck as delicious meals....
Book Review: Goodnight Already!

Book Review: Goodnight Already!

“Mom, Dad, I can’t sleep!” sounds familiar? “Goodnight Already!” is a beautiful story by Jory John, inspired by real events (of course). John, along with one of my favorite authors and illustrators, Benji Davies, created an E. B. White...
Book Review: Pip & Posy The New Friend

Book Review: Pip & Posy The New Friend

By now, we all know Pip and Posy. Axel Scheffler has written some of the best books for 4 years or 5 years old. This book is a story on the beach. This time, Pip and Posy put on their hats and swimsuits, and off they go for the nearest beach. Pip and Posy, play, dig...
Book Review: Pip and Posy: Look and Say

Book Review: Pip and Posy: Look and Say

Axel Scheffler’s Pip and Posy: Look and Say is a beautiful observation book for children from 10 months to 3 years old. The book is an exciting addition to the Pip and Posy series. Our favorite heroes find themselves in 12 lovely illustrated rooms. Those rooms...
Book Review: The Gruffalo

Book Review: The Gruffalo

Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler wrote one of the best books for the ages of 4 to 10 worldwide. A mouse goes for a walk in a dark forest and tries to avoid being eaten by other animals. The little mouse meets a fox who tries to entice our mouse to take way to her...