This was not my thing, but I could see kids who like Adventure Time enjoying it.

This book was way more then I thought it would be, which is a good thing. Its and encyclopedia of creepy movies. They list titles that I have never heard of, and after showing it to a patron, he started requesting a few. However, it needs a different cover that looks more professionally done rather then self published.

Cute, adorable, and I know kids who will love it.

It was alright. Maxwell has a tail longer than all the other mice and it gets in the way. But while starting at it one morning in the sunlight, he discovers his tail is magic because its like a third arm. The story is about being who you and liking your self for it, and that is a good message. I just didn't care for the story. Its a bit wordy, and I love that Max finds good uses for his long tale, but I think there was too quick a transition from bad to good.

Love, Love, Love, Love IT!!!!!! The Moon falls from the sky (or rather a cheese wheel falls from a cart) and all the animals are are trying to get rid of it. The illustrations are perfect. Simple but complex, they tell the story. The best part is the illustrations of everyone sitting in jail. When each animal thinks, what will happen if they do not give the moon back, no words, just a picture. Its awesome, and entirely worth the read!!

This is one of those pictures books like "Go the FUck to Bed" that must be meant for adults. The entire book is one big tongue twister. Any kid reading this would need to read it with a dictionary. Plus who would ever want to marry one of these princes. Not Me.

That being said, I did enjoy the title. We all got a great laugh trying to read it out loud in the back room of the library. But as an every day book to give to a child, probably not. Why not, because this is the epitome of wordy. That is the point of the title. As each prince is introduced such as prince P, most everything about him is a p word which is great. But sometimes the words seem made up or misspelled. Plus you would spend sooooooooo much time explaining what all the words mean, and I doubt many parents would know the meaning of 1/2 of them.

This is a lovely book about giving everyone a chance even if they are different from you, or speak "funny". I think it illustrates it points well, and I love that the parents did make Madison go make friends, but waited for her to come to that conclusion herself.

THis is one of those stories that make a perfect toddler time book. Its short with simple illustrations, and short sentences. It follows Jacob and Dad as they take care of little sister for a day.

This book is fun. Anna and her furry friends want something sweet to eat, so they all escape to the kitchen. While the main group is making a giant mess, one little bear finishes his cake, and wants to eat it too, but how did he get his cake finished so quickly?