This cute book is all about big plans. Nothing else. But I could see this kid going far in life.

Is boy teaching daddy or is daddy teaching his boy?

Not my cup of tea. Miss behaving ninjas have to help their dojo master take care of a farm.

This was a cute book. I love the way Jane Chapman illustrates, and this looks like one of her bear books, but it's not as it as another author. A little bit of a let down, but not much of one.

Normally I am a fan of Bob Shea books, but this one is just odd. A new kid sheriff comes to town and tries to catch the bad guys. But are the bad guys dinosaurs? Just odd, but well illustrated.

Now this is a Bob Shea book that I can get behind. I love that for once the Dino does not win (but maybe he kind of does?) See for yourself.

I’m not sure if Jay Asher will ever be able to hit it out of the park again like he did with 13 Reasons Why. What Light is a teenage love story, about a girl who spends a month every year with her parents in California running a Christmas tree stand. She does not have time to fall in love. It would be impractical but love finds a way. The best way to describe this is Debbie Macomber for the teen set. It's too nice, too neat, and way too predictable. I wish it had more meat, instead of syrupy pancakes of a story.

This is a cross between a picture book and a non fiction book. There are lots of facts about various vehicles, their drivers, and what makes them special. The illustrations are meant for the littlest book lovers with bright primary colors and simple graphics.

It's time to have some fun. A nice board book to add to any collection.

This book is disheartening but it's a story that needs to be told. Pablo and his sister sift through the trash heap everyday for materials that can be sold. They have to help bring money into the house for food and necessities. On the cataloging in publication page there is a little snippet about child labor in other countries. I think this needs to be expanded as an author's note at the end of the book. Where it is now is someplace most people don't read.