A great conclusion!

I think this book cements Patrick Ness as being one of my favorite authors.

I liked this one. I don't think you have to have read the previous books to understand this one, but it helps. This spin on Little Red Riding Hood is interesting. It deals with fear and love and how to deal with knowing someone you love is dying. Do you keep them alive at any cost? Red is an excellent heroine who is bold and a little grumpy and quite relatable.

Thank you NetGalley for providing me with a copy of this book to read and review.

I like this one, and I think it'd be a fun project to do at the beginning of the year with all students to practice learning names. No idea yet how I would tackle Samantha, but I think it'd be important for kids to do.

This cute story will definitely be relatable to any parent of toddlers, who will see themselves in the tortoise and their toddler in the rabbit. I think the illustrations are especially cute.

Very cute story about taking care of penguins. Kids will love it!

Details the many ways a pig parade would end up being a horrible idea.

Really cool poems that read the same way forwards and backwards.

Beautiful illustrations painted on wood explain how kindness can be passed in a circle around a community.

I love this story so much. It introduces the concept of haiku in a way kids can appreciate, because it tells the story of a shelter cat.