This is a great work of poetry. It definitely made me want to try my hand at Golden Shovel poetry--a form where you are inspired by a line of another poem and create a new one using one sentence of the original as inspiration. I loved the interplay of the poems from the Harlem Renaissance and Grimes' interpretation, as well as the illustrations. I could see this being a great read but also great for poetry units.

Cute enough. I think it would pair well with "I Stink" for a storytime.

Not my favorite. I think it was too simple for me, and not in the good way simplicity can go.

Cute. I prefer other duck stories, but I can see how this would spin off a series.

The cut-outs and animal commentary are pretty great.

Classic.

I liked this one a lot. A girl with a construction toy? A baby making a pooping face? This is great!

Cute, and I am enjoying it while I wait for more Louise Penny.

I read this book to give me more ideas on my Try-It Tuesday program. Boy, did it ever! Can't wait to get my hands on some stuff with the kids.

Pretty cute fractured fairy tale. Not a huge fan of love at first sight, but doesn't that happen all the time in these?