The Well-Read Child

Walking to School by Eve Bunting Review by Shelly Burns ( Write for a Reader ) Summary Allison is a Catholic, living in Northern Ireland....

Oliver Has Something to Say! By Pamela Edwards Review by Mary Rowe ( Library Queen's Weblog ) Oliver has a very common problem found am...

How to Make a Cherry Pie and See the U.S.A by Marjorie Priceman Review by Mary Rowe ( Library Queen's Weblog ) Can she bake a cherry p...

What Does Mrs. Claus Do? by Kate Wharton, illustrated by Christian Slade Review by Shelly Burns ( Write for a Reader ) Summary Many storie...

The Adventures of Max and Pinky: The Mystery by Maxwell Eaton III Maxwell Eaton III kicks off his blog tour at Seven Impossible Things Befo...

I'm excited to be wrapping up the week with an interview with Dimitria Tokunbo, illustrator of Amadi's Snowman . When you received t...

Yesterday, I reviewed Katia Novet Saint-Lot's picture book, Amadi's Snowman , and today, I'm honored to present to you an interv...

Amadi's Snowman by Katia Novet Saint-lot, illustrated by Dimitria Tokunbo Amadi, a young Igbo boy in Nigeria doesn't see a reason fo...

Here's the latest review from Mary Rowe a.k.a The Library Queen . Born to Read by Judy Sierra, illustrated by Marc Brown I was prepar...

For today's Poetry Friday selection, I'm offering up Crocs! , a rhyming picture book by "the emerging poet of gross," Davi...

The Faerie's Gift by Tanya Robyn Batt, illustrated by Nicoletta Ceccoli On a seemingly ordinary day, a poor woodcutter rescues a faerie...

Katie Loves the Kittens written and illustrated by John Himmelman Katie is a clumsy floppy-eared dog whose owner Sara Ann has just brought ...

Splat the Cat written and illustrated by Rob Scotton (HarperCollins, 2008) Bueller? Bueller? If you're a parent or guardian of a school...

My Name is Not Isabella by Jennifer Fosberry, illustrated by Mike Litwin When I saw Terry's summary of this book at Scrub-a-Dub-Tub, ...