Gay Lynn Van Vleck
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My Turn!
A gentle reminder to bossy folks about the benefits of cooperation, suitable for storytime or one-on-one sharing.
Little Big Girl
A charming, child-focused celebration of becoming an older sibling. For one-on-one and small group sharing.
Ninja Bunny: Sister vs. Brother
Another hit for Olson and a treat both for younger siblings and ninja fans everywhere.
Over the Ocean
The book's elegant simplicity lends itself not only to pointing out visual details but also to encouraging a listening child's own speculations. Perfect for one-on-one and small group sharing.-Gay Lynn Van Vleck, Henrico County Library, Glen Allen, VA
"What is over the ocean?" A child on the beach, his or her back to the reader, has many guesses (e.g., "Are there fairs over the ocean? / Are there fun rides?"); each guess is handsomely depicted off in the distance. (Across the Ocean would have been a more accurate title.) Readers who embrace open-endedness should find the book wondrous.
The Bossier Baby
Great fun for hip readers familiar with terms like stress management and social media team.
Knocks in the Night
The engaging artwork and bounty of dialogue make this a fun read-aloud and a solid seasonal selection.
The Lines on Nana's Face
A sweet, quiet intergenerational story and exploration of family, best shared one-on-one.
That's Me Loving You
A fine introduction to personification. The honeyed text and drawings will please parents, grandparents, and caregivers. A love letter best shared one-on-one.
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