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This beautiful book belongs in all picture book collections, specially given the dearth of books about the inhabitants of the Amazon region.
Only Jeffers knows if this 2019 fable is about Trumpian terrors, the horror of late-stage capitalism, or simply a cautionary tale against greed that is as old as storytelling itself. Regardless of its intentions, this minimalistic masterpiece is a must-read for all ages.
Babies love babies. Babies love animals. Babies love learning about the world. This irresistible book has it all.
A suggested first purchase, this title is a strong addition to any picture book collection and an appealing choice for fledgling readers.
A simple picture book with a surprising ending that will charm readers. Perfect for toddler or preschool storytimes.
Just the right amount of tension, delicious vocabulary such as “sly,” “plump,” “famished,” and “snug,” and alliterative phrases make this a first purchase for group and one-on-one sharing. Count on requests for many readings.
A middle school feminist manifesto that fans of girl-led ensembles like Ann M. Martin’s “The Babysitter’s Club” and Ann Brashares’s “The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants” will love, and that will inspire future Red Clubs in the process.
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