by Gina Perry Moe and Peanut have differing ideas of how much is too much and when enough is enough. These guys are totally lovable characters. I relate to Moe for sure. I bet many caregivers would. Peanut is perfectly jubilant, always ready to play and add more to the…
Written by Linda Sue Park, illustrated by Jennifer Black Reinhardt Dragons, family, differences, similarities, treasures. This is a lovely book, told from Gondra’s perspective, about ancestry, the traits she gets from her parents, and the treasure she is to her mom and dad. Her mom, a fire breathing dragon from…
Written by Stephen W. Martin, illustrated by Samantha Cotterill Charlotte always wanted a pet. She made the best of it when she was given a pet rock. After all a rock is a good listener, quiet and hypoallergenic, dress-up works great, and reading too. Charlotte loves her pet rock. Wishing…
by Christian Robinson Another world, another universe, another perspective, another cat. This wordless picture book is just amazing. Curiosity sent the cat, and the kiddo, into another place, where there is another way of seeing everything. Think of the sight of Relativity by M. C. Escher (the upside down stairs,…
Written by Emily Beeny, illustrated by Stephanie Graegin It all began with an acorn…Hector collected acorns on the way to school. He loves all their differences and similarities. He loves their beauty. He fills his desk with them. He fills it so full, that it looks like a squirrel stashed…
by Zachariah Ohora A tale of two kitties! They look the same, they live in the same building, but they have never been able to play together. One day, Niblet finds a way. So does Ralph, on the same day. They just missed each other, but what’s even crazier is…