Great botany lesson!

 

How we blur what is a fruit and what is a vegetable is cleverly addressed in this cute picture book. Tomato is defending his proper place in the fruit bowl and the reader discovers 7 other misunderstood foods--bell peppers, sugar snap peas, eggplant, cucumbers, avocado, green beans and squash all technically qualify as fruit, also!

 

This Irish girl loves this!

Pout pout fish remains in character. He is down about his missing treasure and the other sea creatures rally to help him find it. Unexpectedly, the treasure is friends. Wonderful!

 

Very cool!

 

Absolutely adorable! The lesson is what is really cool is playing with your friends and enjoying each other and not competing for who is the "coolest".

A snowball visits all seasons!

 The luckiest snowball derives his luck from being able to make a friend and visit different seasons.
Charming because sometimes in winter all you can think about is the other three seasons, ha ha!

Quirky and loveable

 Adorable verse that can be sung aloud to THE TWELVE DAYS OF CHRISTMAS tune. The reader gets a review of time but also a thought for better eating with a healthy vegetable! The voracious eater in the story is crocodile.

So fun!

 This book is a delight! It is set in New York City. Lulu is a pug who would like to learn to waltz. Unfortunately, she gets sidetracked from practicing by the distraction of Joey's Pizza! Lulu learns how to be more disciplined and it pays off. So cute!

Beautiful, informative book!

  This is a gorgeous picture book celebrating the loon. The fictional story is based upon facts about loons that are listed on the last page. "Chicks don't get their full adult voice until they are eight months old. They cannot yodel until they are about two years old." Fantastic! How cool is this tidbit: "You can hear a loon's call @ www.loon.org." I highly recommend this book!