This one is excellent. I love Gaiman's retellings. I got confused by some of the characters, but I think if I had a hard copy, it would have been easier to go to the glossary and remind myself about who everyone was. Well worth it.

Would you like to keep toddlers riveted? Try this book.

Another one to keep the toddlers riveted.

It was pretty cute, but I also had some consent questions for the kissing fish. You can't just go around kissing grumpy people.

This was very cute. I loved the twist.

A good introduction to bridges.

Pretty good look at engineering bridges and tunnels. I've done some of the projects mentioned in this book at the library and they've gone over well. I haven't read others in this series, but if they are all like this book, they are worth it!

I love this book and have no idea how I never encountered it before. Definitely want to do a storytime around it.

I wasn't sure what to think about this one. It seemed so weird to be reading a story about the Manhattan Project that seemed so innocent. I also wondered, as usual, how this book would be used. But we do start talking to kids about wars at a young age, don't we? This would be a gentle introduction to wars, our deadliest weapons, and the complications of science and war.

Pretty cute farm animal book with a good rhythm.