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Showing posts with label librarian picture book review. Show all posts
Showing posts with label librarian picture book review. Show all posts

Book Review: Astronaut Annie by Suzanne Slade, Nicole Tadgell

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Astronaut Annie is a picturebook written by Suzanne Slade and illustrated by Nicole Tadgell. Career Day is approaching, and Annie can’t w...

Early Book Review: Red Sky at Night by Elly MacKay

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Red Sky at Night is a picturebook written and illustrated by Elly MacKay. It is currently scheduled for release on May 1 2018. Red sky at ...

Book Review: Erik the Lone Wolf by Sarah Finan

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Erik the Lone Wolf is a picturebook written and illustrated by Sarah Finan. Being a wolf means sticking with the pack. Everyone knows tha...

Early Book Review: Hedgehog by Ashlyn Anstee

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Hedgehog by Ashlyn Anstee is a picturebook currently scheduled for release on May 8 2018. Hedgehog is hogging the hedge and won't let ...

Early Book Review: Nothing Happens In This Book by Judy Ann Sadler, Vigg

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Nothing Happens In This Book  is a picturebook written by Judy Ann Sadler and illustrated by Vigg. It is currently scheduled for release ...

Early Book Review: Old Misery by James Sage, Russell Ayto

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Old Misery is a picturebook written by James Sage and illustrated by Russell Ayto. It is currently scheduled for release on May 1 2018. ...

Early Book Review: Trampoline Boy by Nan Forler, Marion Arbona

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Trampoline Boy is a picturebook written by Nan Forler and illustrated by Marion Arbona. It is currently scheduled for release on March 6 2...

Book Review: Tilly and Tank by Jay Fleck

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Tilly and Tank is a picturebook by Jay Fleck.  Tilly the elephant is taking her morning stroll when she notices something strange on the h...

Early Book Review: Petra by Marianna Coppo

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Petra is a picture book by Marianna Coppo which is currently scheduled for release on February 6 2018. Petra is a little ro...

Book Review: I am Bat by Morag Hood

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I am Bat by Morag Hood is a picturebook about a bat who is a little grumpy, and very protective of his cherries. When they start going mis...

Early Book Review: Tricky by Kari Rust

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Tricky by Kari Rust is a picturebook about the Duke and his dog, Tricky. It is currently scheduled for release on October 15 2017. This p...

Early Book Review: Cinderella and the Furry Slippers by Davide Cali, Raphaelle Barbanegre

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Cinderella and the Furry Slippers is a picturebook written by Davide Cali and illustrated by Raphaelle Barbanegre. It is currently sched...

Early Book Review: Tobor by Guido van Genechten

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Tobor is a picturebook by Guido van Genechten that is currently scheduled for publication on October 11 2017.  Ben receives a very specia...

Early Book Review: Stinker by David Zeltser, Julia Patton

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Stinker is a picturebook written by David Zeltser and illustrated by Julia Patton which is currently scheduled for release on September 1 ...

Early Book Review: Santa Please Bring Me a Gnome by An Swerts, Eline Lindenhuizen

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Santa Please Bring Me a Gnome is a picturebook written  by   An Swerts and illustrated by Eline Lindenhuizen. It is currently scheduled...

Early Book Review: How to Catch a Monster by Adam Wallace

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How to Catch a Monster by Adam Wallace is a picturebook currently scheduled for release on September 1 2017. The book is about a young boy...

Book Review: Violet by Tania Duprey Stehlik, Vanja Vuleta Jovanic

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Violet is a picturebook written by Tania Duprey Stehlik and illustrated by Vanja Vuleta Jovanic.  Violet is happy that her father has com...

Early Book Review: A Loud Winters Nap by Katy Hudson

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A Loud Winters Nap by Katy Hudson is a charming picturebook.  Every year Tortoise sleeps through winter. He assumes he isn't missing m...

Book Review: A Horse Named Steve by Kelly Collier

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A Horse Named Steve is a picturebook by Kelly Collier  about a horse named Steve who is a fine horse, but who longs to be more.  When Ste...

Book Review: Zoo Zen: A Yoga Story for Kids by Kristen Fischer, Susi Schaefer

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Zoo Zen: A Yoga Story for Kids is a picturebook written by Kristen Fischer and illustrated by Susi Schaefer.   What could be more fun for ...