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The Wonderful Book
By Leonid Gore $16.99
When Rabbit finds a book in the forest, the animals all have a use for it. But a little boy knows how to use it best—read them all a story! We all need books!
--Lynn
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My Little Train
By Sayomi Ichikawa $15.99
This old-fashioned picture book is perfect for train lovers and adventurers everywhere. A child’s house is transformed into the wider world in these lovely
watercolor illustrations.
--Lynn
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Duck At The Door
By Jackie Urbanovic $6.99
When his flock flies south, Max opts to stay behind and makes his home with Irene and her pets. A laugh-out-loud story with loveable animals just like all the
“Max the Duck” books.
--Lynn
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Wherever You Are My Love Will Find You
By Nancy Tillman $16.99
This is a beautiful keepsake book that expresses the enduring and indomitable love of a parent for their child. Told
in precious verse and illustrated with charming and whimsical drawings, the message “you are loved” is one that will comfort and uplift those of any age.
--Lynn & Judi
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City Dog, Country Frog
By Mo Willems $17.99
This beautiful picture book is simple and heartfelt, but also bitter-sweet. A dog from the city befriends
a frog in the country where they meet and play against the backdrop of the changing seasons.
--Sandy
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Horse, Indian, Wolf: The Hidden Pictures of Judy
Larson
By Kathleen Kudlinski $16.95
The hidden pictures in this lovely book will keep children engaged as they hear the stories
about endangered animals, Indians and the connection between them. Respect for the Earth and all living things comes shining through. Larson’s stunning art makes this book a joy to
read, and it’s one that undoubtedly will be shared again and again!
--Judi
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Miss Lina’s Ballerinas
By Grace Maccarone $16.99
Eight ballerinas in four lines of two
dance joyfully all day long. But when their teacher, Miss Lina, admits a ninth student, confusion leads to pandemonium! In lively verse with wonderful illustrations, this book presents to
all ages the themes of friendship and adjustment. It will especially appeal to budding ballerinas.
--Judi
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Children Make Terrible Pets
By Peter Brown $16.99
Little Lucy Bear finds a lost boy in the woods & takes him home to keep as a pet. The inevitable chaos occurs! Brown has
given parents a charming & creative book to help young children learn why wild animals are better off left in their own environments.
--Sandy
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Our Papa Talks Funny
By Glenn Wyville $11.95
Local author, Glenn
Wyville, explains common idioms in a gentle, child friendly way with whimsical drawings by a local artist. The love between grandparents & grandkids shines through, as does lots of
local color. Multiple chapters make it ideal for bedtime reading!
--Marcia
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Charlie Cook’s Favorite Book
By Julia Donaldson $6.99
My 3 year-old son loves this book and we have to read it every night before bed. That is the best
recommendation I can think of.
--Jean
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Mouse Was Mad
By Linda Urban $16.00
Mouse was mad- but just couldn’t quite figure out how to express it. He can’t hop like Hare, or Stomp like Bear, or roll like Hedgehog, but there is
something he can do best. A wonderful story about self-expression that is both sweet and clever.
--Lynn
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