A QUICK LOOK AT SOME OF OUR MOST RECENT REVIEWS (UPDATED 6/21/2024)
The A-Z Dad Joke Book Meridian Magazine, "Newton's Book News: Books For Dear Ol' Dad's Day": "...a fun smallish sized paperback that could help that young comedian, ages eight and up, bring smiles to dad and family. The jokes may bring laughter or perhaps even groans. But the book is sure to bring some chuckles."
Adventuremice (Philip Reeve, Sarah McIntyre) Storymamas: "With adorable colorful illustrations on almost every page, and witty & interesting characters, young readers will fall in love with this series."
Duck Goes Meow (Juliette MacIver, Carla Martell) Youth Services Book Review: "With its high contrast illustrations and plentiful opportunities for audience noise-making, this book would be a good choice for a read aloud."
Number Games to Go / Word Games to Go (Amanda Lott, Fabien Laus-Pillot) Family Entourage:"...simple pencil-and-paper activities in handy pad forms to keep one or two children amused for hours. These puzzles and games develop logical thinking as well as problem-solving and pattern-recognition skills."
Wheels and Springs and Moving Things (Sally Rippin, Chris Kennett) Mom Read It: "Wheels and Springs and Moving Things: School of Monsters talk work” “The monsters are adorably kid-friendly, colorful, and sport cheery expressions. Additional activities, including seek-and-find challenges, await readers at the end of the story. …a fun addition to collections where Where’s Waldo and other seek-and-find books do well."
Wolves of Greycoat Hall (Lucinda Gifford) OmniLibros: "The book includes a family tree, a table of contents, a recipe for Boris’s bannocks, a detailed map of the wolf family’s ancestral Scotland, and humorous illustrated sidebar comments on wolfish etiquette. The brilliant, amusing pen and ink drawings are magnificent."
Worries Big and Small (Hannah Wilson, Samara Hardy) Stories with Jojo: "This compendium of prompted questions and answers is a fantastic resource for addressing common worries that children may have."