This classic book will stay that way as long as the publishers keep putting it out. Its simple, but beloved, and uses the pictures to tell most the story. A wonderful pick for Illinois Reads 2016.

This is a neat and needed little book. We say Yuck, but Russians say Foo. Even sounds are different in other cultures. A great sounding book for any age.

Oh My Goodness!! Love it. I hope every child plays “Batman”. This story is a child’s bedtime routine, and a Batman superhero save all in one. Imagination and play, all in one story.

This is a book Trump should read. The first half is just like him. I think he needs to learn the lessons in the second half. Okay real politics aside, this book is just fun. What does it take to be president? Let’s see if your answers match squid. Can not believe I was lucky enough to not wait in line for a signed copy. This guy deserves a line.

Adorable trains, robots, evil villains, superheros, and kids all rolled into one. The toys get to play, be for the kids can play with the toys.

If you loved Good Night Good Night Construction Site then you are sure to love this. A child dreams of his train, and all the animals in it. An Illinois Reads 2016 selection.

Some of the play on words in this book are great. The pig sizzles… at dancing, he mole doesn’t want to perform in front of people, and the chicks dig the mole. Cute doesn’t cover it. Rock on dude!

An Illinois Reads 2016 title. A very nice and classic book about what it's like to have your very own tree.

A great book for storytime. Not only can you practice shapes and colors, you get to learn how to be friends.

An interesting idea for a coloring book. As it is now, it's okay. To make it something memorable, I think it would be nice to make the retrospective pages, not coloring pages, and include real photos of these iconic looks.