Buster is a little dog and each day he tries to find places
to hide before Baby finds him. Each day they play this game of hide and seek
and other games as well. But when the evening comes, the tables turn ever so
slightly as Buster sneaks up on Baby. What a pair are BUSTER AND THE BABY!
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Sunday, November 19, 2017
Children's Book Review: WAKE UP!
WAKE UP! is the 4th book collaboration between
poet Helen Frost and photographer Rick Lieder. The focus in this book is new
life. The poetry is simple and the photographs that accompany them are so
vivid. The book ends with details more about the animals in each of the photographs.
WAKE UP! is a good book to read to celebrate spring and new life.
Children's Book Review: WE FOUND A HAT
WE FOUND A HAT is a tale of two turtles who find a hat in
the desert. The hat looks good on both of them and they both want it. However,
since there is only one hat, one turtle tells the other they must let it be.
However, the other turtle can't forget it. He plans on sneaking back to the hat
and taking it for his own when the other turtle is asleep. An unique tale about
desiring something you can't have and the power of dreams.
Monday, November 13, 2017
Calendar Review: GAME OF THRONES 2018 16-MONTH EXECUTIVE ENGAGEMENT CALENDAR
The GAME OF THRONES 2018 16-MONTH EXCUTIVE ENGAGEMENT
CALENDAR makes a great gift for Game of Thrones fans. The calendar has a hardback cover that
features part of the map of Westeros. The pages are made from uncoated paper
stock. Spread throughout the calendar are the sigils of the Houses of Stark,
Lannister, Greyjoy, Targaryen, Martell, Tyrell, and Baratheon. However, even
though this calendar is meant for fans of Game of Thrones, it's actually a
great little executive engagement calendar for anyone.
Children's Book Review: POOR LOUIE
The title character in POOR LOUIE is a little Chihuahua. His
owners have made him the center of attention and he loves it. However, things
slowly start to change for Louie. It begins when he's no longer allowed to eat
at the table with his mom and dad. Then other changes start to take place. It's
around this time that even his owners begin calling him "Poor Louie."
Louie realizes that one of those human babies is on the way. However, when
things start showing up in twos: two beds, a stroller for two, etc. Louie has the realization that there might
not just be one baby on the way, but two! So, Louie decides to run away. But he
doesn't get very far before and the owners are almost home. Poor Louie! I
really enjoyed POOR LOUIE. The animation reminded me of some older school
Disney stories, such as 101 DALMATIANS. POOR LOUIE is a great little story.
Children's Book Review: THE HIDE-AND-SCARE BEAR
Told in rhyming verse, THE HIDE-AND-SCARE BEAR is a story
about a bear who is not very nice. Bear picks his nose, gobbles his food, and
never says please or thank you. However, the worst thing about Bear is the game
he plays with all the animals in the forest. He calls it
"Hide-and-Scare." He jumps out and roars when the other animals least
expect it and it frightens them terribly. Bear finds it incredibly funny. The
forest animals gather together to discuss what must be done about Bear. Someone
must approach him and stand up to him, but no one has the courage until the
little Rabbit says he will approach Bear and get him to stop, but will do so
with caring and kindness. Overall, THE HIDE-AND-SCARE BEAR is a cute little
story with a message about the power of showing kindness to others and how it
can change people.
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