Voyage with the Vikings by Paul McCusker, Marianne Hering (Imagination Station #1)
With that in mind, it is fairly well done. Given its length and style it is not surprisingly rather thin on character development and suspense. But it has an i...
Tag: Children’s literature
Unwitting Wisdom : An Anthology of Aesop's Fables by Helen Ward
I loved this book from the moment I saw it in the book store. And I remember reading it to my daughter when she was a baby. It is a wonderful combination of il...
Book Finds: The Animal Family by Randall Jarrell, Maurice Sendak (Illustrator)
A simple yet charming tale of how a lonely hunter ended up with a family; and a far from ordinary one. It is full of joy, wonder and innocence (against a subtle...
INFOGRAPHIC: MOST LOVED CHILDREN’S BOOKS
In an effort to support “March into Literacy” Month and youth, USC Rossier Online has created a fun and informative infographic, “The Most Loved Children’s Book...
Book Finds: In The Night Kitchen
I used to check this book out of the library frequently when my son was younger. I think he liked the big pictures and the playful, dreamlike quality of the sto...
Book Finds: The Tree of Here by Chaim Potok (Tony Auth, illustrator)
Perhaps the wistfulness and oddness feel different two decades later. In fact, I like how it is rather odd (with a comic book feel to the illustrations on some...