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Amy E. Sklansky

Auteur de Where Do Chicks Come From?

18+ oeuvres 1,014 utilisateurs 27 critiques

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LIFE: Our Century in Pictures for Young People (2000) — Adapter — 315 exemplaires

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{My thoughts} – I am always interested in finding new board books to read to my 16 month old. This book didn’t disappoint me. It is brightly colored, the illustrations match the rhyming text nicely and it helps to teach basic colors in a fun way.

I look forward to sharing this book with my daughter in the very near future. I feel it is a book that she may enjoy having read to her.

I highly recommend this book for any parent of young children as you can never have enough books that can help teach your child basic words.… (plus d'informations)
 
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Zapkode | Jun 1, 2024 |
{My thoughts} – This is a cute little book about love and how important it is to share it, no matter how big or small you may be. It shows that the love you carry inside of you can spread from one to another as long as you allow yourself to share it.

The illustrations match the poetry in this book very nicely and it is colored in valentine like colors to help emphasize the theme of love.

I enjoyed this book and look forward to sharing it with my daughter in the near future. I am certain that she to will enjoy it.… (plus d'informations)
 
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Zapkode | Jun 1, 2024 |
Note: I accessed a digital review copy of this book through Edelweiss.
 
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fernandie | 2 autres critiques | Sep 15, 2022 |
Trick or treating rings in spooky fun with a cute, door-to-door adventure, which holds tons of surprises.

The well-known tradition of going from door to door on Halloween and shouting 'Trick or Treat!' takes a new twist in this fun book for the youngest readers. The board book is robust and each page has been cut to a different house size, making it great for small fingers to feel, grab, flip and carry around. The illustrations are bright, bold and full of details, inviting to gazing. But of course, these aren't nearly as exciting as the house door found on each page. Opening each one discloses a surprise and a Halloween creature, which displays a huge smile.

It's a sweet take on trick or treating, and allows young readers to go from door to door all on their own. The text is written is swinging rhyme and builds up right before the door is opened. There it describes the character in short words. The text works great as a read-aloud, but I do see young readers more invested in discovering this book on their own. The Halloween creatures are mostly familiar, while a couple might introduce something new.

Its a cute book with the perfect amount of spook to create a Halloween atmosphere.
I received a complimentary copy and found this one great for the Holiday.
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tdrecker | Oct 27, 2021 |

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ISBN
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