Despite a slightly awkward conceit, this is a good introduction to the critters living in the ocean’s twilight zone. The illustrations are sure to keep readers turning the pages.
This delightful primer on being human is a mix of facts, speculation, and advice which is not to be missed. It will definitely get kids and adults alike thinking about what it means to be them in this world both now and in the future.
Text and artwork beautifully in tandem to tell of a successful search and to evoke the feelings of joy that nature can stir. The book works on many levels and would make a good addition to most libraries.
This charming tale improves on the theme of what makes a house a home with some very familiar characters and one curmudgeonly rabbit. Sure to please all audiences with its humor and heart.
Handling a relevant topic for this age group, and with a multiracial cast of characters, this is a good general purchase, especially where other Buddy books have been popular.
A love letter to jigsaw puzzlers young and old, and a lighthearted reflection on things lost and found. The mystery of who sent the package remains unsolved. Purchase where Graham’s books are popular.