I read this for the "Written In First Person" part of my 2020 reading challenge. I thought it was really well done, and a great, helpful message to children. I really liked the art style as well.

I really enjoyed this, but perhaps not quite as much as the first one. I like how simple and straightforward her poems are, and how deep even the short ones reach.

I read this for the "Book With Romance" part of my 2020 reading challenge. It was an adorable story of two worms getting married and all the hoops their friends kept making them jump through. Cute artwork and good message.

I read this for the "A Speed Read" part of my 2019 reading challenge. I was really impressed by this story. I enjoyed the characters and the mythology and legends, I look forward to the rest of the series.

I read this for the "Orange On The Cover" part of my 2020 reading challenge. I loved it, the artwork was simple and cute and the ants were hilarious. I really enjoyed that they were Carpenter ants and wore hard hats.

I read this for the "Set In A Country You've Never Visited Before" part of my 2020 reading challenge. Definitely a classic, I remember watching the show growing up. The artwork in this wasn't quite my style, but I liked how at the end it listed all the famous sites in Paris that were shown on each page.

I read this for the "An Award-Winning Novel" part of my 2020 reading challenge as it won a Caldecott Honor. I liked the mix of art styles, but this probably would have appealed more to a child than it did to me.

I read this for the "A Genre You Don't Normally Care For" part of my 2020 reading challenge. This was a story of the action figure Traction Man working with Turbodog to find Scrubbing Brush. Scrubbing Brush was adorable, but the rest of the artwork and the story didn't really grab me.

I read this for the "A Bestseller" part of my 2020 reading challenge. I really enjoyed it, the artwork was lovely and so was the story. I liked how the bell represented belief in Santa.

I read this for the "A Character Who Is A Senior" part of my 2020 reading challenge. Simply illustrated, it was a touching story of a child collecting memories to help his elderly friend.