I had a hard time following all the maker instructions, but I think I'm one of those people that has to do it as they see it for that kind of thing. Am going to try it at my library and see how it circulates.

This is my first time reading the book with the Cornell illustrations. I liked them better than the original.

A really cute monster story that could also work as a cute father/son story. I liked it a lot.

I did really like the illustrations, but the story wasn't quite as much my jam. It was a little bit too philosophical for my taste.

This is another good story about divorce with ideas about how to talk to your kids about the topic. It also mentions some inappropriate things parents might do, which was a little different.

I do want to try this method, but I feel overwhelmed because I read one about financial knowledge before and trying to do both feels like too much.

I really hate the way she said to throw everything away, surely there is some use for a lot of our stuff.