Cute rhyming and counting book. Some of the rhymes do not flow as nicely as they could, but it’s alright. Simple illustrations round out this book.

A search and find book for the youngest. Can you find where Walrus has run off to? What is he doing around town? Will he ever make it back to the zoo? Wordless, but not less fun.

I was never a big fan of the Day the Crayons Quit, but this book might make me a convert. Duncan’s crayons have sent him postcards because they want to come home. These postcards are pretty funny too. The only downturn for this book is that it's a little too long to read for story time. However, I could see a great program with old post cards and crayons.

Everyone needs a little help sometimes. Fun, cute.

Who needs a digital fridge, when you can have a story book tell you wants inside. There is just one drop of Syrup left. Lady Pancake and Sir French Toast are on run to get there first. They will go through broccoli forests, and race across an ocean of chili. This book is well rhymed and funny. A sure bet for any collection.

Everything looks like a tiger when imagination is on the run. Better beware.

Every dinosaur who wants to dance should. First you have to get the right shoes and the right place to practice. You are never too big to be a ballerina.

I just do not care for this book. I can not put into words why, I just don’t. Sorry.

Short, simple, adorable.

So I listened to this in audio book. I was wanting something funny for the long drive to work. I kind of wished I had read it instead. The book is read by the author who I like in her show. I think she is funny and smart, and someone that I might hang out with. My problem is that I listened to it as an audio book. Unfortunately, this sounded like she was reading a book. It didn't sound natural. And even the funniest parts are now just vague recollections.