This parody of Good Night Moon is groovy baby! There are a few passages that might not be as child appropriate if you are a conservative, but it is a lot of fun. The author does a great job picking out things to highlight, such as streaking, lunch boxes, and pong. A great book to pull when you are tired from all the kung foo fighting.

A simple rhyme made into a simple book. It’s a flibflob book, meaning one side is winter, and one side is spring. Each story is a simple rhyme about the season, with simple pictures as well. Simple is not an insult, because this book is exactly what it needs to be. An uncomplicated book for uncomplicated readers.

A simple rhyme made into a simple book. It’s a flibflob book, meaning one side is summer, and one side is fall. Each story is a simple rhyme about the season, with simple pictures as well. Simple is not an insult, because this book is exactly what it needs to be. An uncomplicated book for uncomplicated readers.

AHHHH. I love a good short story like this one. All Piggy wants is to give Giraffe a kiss. But Giraffe is very tall and Piggy is very short. Piggy is determined. He will find something to help him share his love. This is perfect and so are the illustrations.

This book is long, but worth the wait. It is in part Seuss and Silverstein. It is not quite individual poems though it could be read as such. Instead it is set up as a class on the monsters to avoid. Its a tongue twisting good time. The rhymes flow easily. One of the monsters is a bit dated, but for the most part that does not matter. And the artwork?! Masterful. The use of color is amazing, and the illustrations are spooky and fun without being scary.

This book was way to long. And it was kind of boring. Ben and Bailee set sail to find the perfect birthday gift, a pink magnolia flower. But this adventure is extremely wordy. Each character has to look inside themselves to become or see a better person, and then various animals have to give instructions and remind the two to follow the instructions. This book gets a hard pass.

Penelope has a hard time making decisions. When her time runs out someone decides for her. But she learns that if she can not make her own decisions then she may get stuck with something she hates. The theme of the story comes through nicely and the illustrations are colorful. But overall, this is just a so-so read.

This is an interesting reading with amazing illustrations. The tale is quickly told as the rhythm of the words is just right. Not all the rhymes work, but the reader does not get tripped up on them either. In the back the authors go into more information about the planets, constellations, and mythology mentioned within the story.

I completely understand why this book is out of print. The is a mean squirrel who is just a grump. He has to learn to be a friend and a neighbor. At the very beginning of the book is a note to parents that this book was for all the good christians who want to learn to live happily together. Ughhh. Not for me.

A simple book meant for play. The fantasy volume gives the reader a chance to become a unicorn, a fairy, a princess, and a unicorn. These would be great fun for early fun with books.