I know I told you I’d never recommend a book I hadn’t read
but since it is so freezing and snowy I didn’t go and do research as I intended
so I went and did some on line searching.
I found some books that piqued my interest so I thought I’d share them
with you for the next two weeks.
Pete the Cat series by Eric Litwin
Ok, these look like so much fun. Pete the Cat is just singing his way through
life, going with the flow. If his new
white shoes turn red from stepping in strawberries he just sings about his new
red shoes. I love his carefree attitude
and who wouldn’t love a singing cat? Try
it out with your youngsters.
What Does the Fox Say? By Ylvis
Oh, yes they did.
This book is based on the popular song that you have probably heard and
if you haven’t you can find it on YouTube.
Dogs woof. Cats meow. But what does the fox say? I know, do you? Looks like it would be fun for kids.
Snowflakes Fall by Patricia Maclachlan
Illustrated by Steven Kellog, this book is dedicated to the
children of Sandy Hook, Connecticut.
The book embraces the uniqueness of all of us. It is beautiful and inspiring. Kellog’s usual great illustrations only
enhance the story.
Twas the Night Before Christmas by Clement
Moore
Nobody draws cozier, warmer or homier pictures than Holly
Hobby and she has illustrated the familiar poem. Enjoy the story but pay special attention to
the pictures.
I hope this gives you some new ideas to share with the
kids.
Don’t forget to make snowflakes
out of white paper.
Just have a
wastebasket near by for all the scraps!
Keep on keeping warm and until next week, keep on reading.
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