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My Guy 8 reviews
Sarah Weeks
Topeka Bindery, 2003
Funniest Book Ever
This book was about two kids that want to separate their parent's form getting married and living together in one big family. I liked this book because its funny and I liked it more than other book because this was funny. Well really you can't dislike nothing from this book because once you read this book you will recommended to others. My favorite character was Guy because he doesn't know that ...
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Ruff! Ruff! Where's Scruff?4 reviews
Sarah Weeks
Red Wagon Books, 2006
A cute story and a rather sturdy popup
It's time for Scruffs bath. The water is ready but where is Scruff?
You get to follow his tracks through the pages as Scruff tries to hide somewhere on the farm.
As asked in the book "Has anybody here seen my dog, Scruff?" The answer "Baa-no, oink-no, nibble-no, moo-no, quack-no, squeak-no, Cock-a-doodle-do-no"
So where do we find Scruff? If only my dog would do what he did!
As ...
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Overboard!5 reviews
Sarah Weeks
Harcourt Children's Books, 2006
This is wonderful! Children love it!
Baby Bunny likes to throw things. Peaches? Overboard off the highchair! Favorite pajamas? Overboard out of the crib! Rubber Ducky? Overboard from the tub!
If it isn't tied down, Baby Bunny throws it overboard. Nothing is safe...not even himself when he decides to go up high.
OVERBOARD is the cutest little picture story book for ages 2 to 5. When I read the write-up on Amazon, I thought I ...
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Splish, Splash (I Can Read Pre Level 1)3 reviews
Sarah Weeks
Fitzgerald Books, 2007
taking a bath was never so much fun!
With Splish Splash Sarah Weeks has written a charming story that beginner readers will want to read over and over again. Ashley Wolff's illustrations are a delight. The colorful animal characters capture the eyes and imaginations of young readers and pre-readers. My six ear old enjoys reading the story while my 3 year old enjoys looking at the picutures again and again.
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Follow the Moon7 reviews
Sarah Weeks
Harpercollins, 1995
Kids love this story when I read it to them!
I found this book at the Natural History Museum (Smithsonian) in Washington, D.C. I first noticed the hadsome boy on the cover and then decided to see what the story was about. It is an excellent story about a kid who cares about animals and nature. It is a cute story of the boy protecting a baby turtle from harm. He is a good protector of this turtle until it finds safety by "following the ...
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Happy Birthday, Frankie2 reviews
Sarah Weeks
Laura Geringer, 1999
Go Uncle Warren!
Aside from the fact that my uncle illustrated this book (go Uncle Warren!) How could you not love this book? It's a great children's story with beautiful, modern and colorful illustrations.
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Baa-Choo! (I Can Read Book 1)2 reviews
Sarah Weeks
Laura Geringer, 2004
Baa Choo--good story to read over and over
Great story about a lamb (Sam) who tries to get a sneeze out. He has the "ahhh" but "no choo." I found it to be a great goodnight story for my 2 year old. It was funny and the rhyme scheme helped the story flow. It is one I don't mind reading over and over. Now when I sneeze, he says "Mommy--baa choo!"
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Bite Me, I'm a Book (Bite Me)2 reviews
Sarah Weeks
Random House Books for Young Readers, 2002
Utterly delightful for both infants and parents
This is an excellent small book for first-time encounters with text, which acknowledges that often the first reaction of an infant to a board book is to bite it!
The illustrations are charming and colorful. This is a wonderful treasure that is highly recommended.
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So B. It100 reviews
Sarah Weeks
HarperTrophy, 2004
Brigett's Review
I like this book because it is like a mystery because she wants to know her mom but she is living with a girl that they lived next door to. Will she saw pitchers of her mom and was disarmed to find out were she was at. She found out were she was and wanted to see her so she razed money she got a bus ticket and went to were her mom was and could not finder for a long time and then one day she ...
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Drip Drop (I Can Read Book)5 reviews
Sarah Weeks
Topeka Bindery, 2000
A good book for a beginning reader
My first grader got this book for Christmas and loves it! It is easy enough for her to understand the story, and yet doesn't talk down to her or use words that are too easy. Drip, Drop is beautifully illustrated and makes a child want to read! The illustrations draw you in and help make up the story. It is well geared to a young reader who is just starting to read alone. I rate this a 5. ...
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Paper Parade2 reviews
Sarah Weeks
Atheneum, 2004
This book is wonderful!
My 2 year old daughter loves this book. She has me read it numerous times to her before bed and can now recite parts of the book back to me. Great read!
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Pip Squeak (I Can Read Book 1)1 review
Sarah Weeks
Laura Geringer, 2007
Hooray! Pipsqueak returns!
Just as much fun as DRIP DROP. Pip is totally endearing and the rhymed text is perfect for new readers. My kids ate this up with a spoon! F-U-N!!!
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Oggie Cooder #1 (Oggie Cooder)1 review
Sarah Weeks
Scholastic Press, 2008
SAY CHEESE!
"Oggie Cooder is a great book for kids. You'll learn some new words and have fun doing it. This book is funny! It is about a a boy who has a cool talent. If you want to find out what Oggie's talent is and what he does with it, please read the best book -- Oggie Cooder by Sarah Weeks!"
A Grade 3 reader from Indiana
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Little Factory2 reviews
Sarah Weeks
Laura Geringer, 1998
MY Son's Love This Book
I picked this up at a rummage sale and it was unopened, I just knew it would be added to the rest of the books just sitting on the shelf waiting to be read. When I popped the CD in and played it, my boys went crazy over it. My 3 year old sat at the computer and played it over and over and over. My 1 1/2 year old danced to the music and laughed at the colorful characters dacing on the screen. ...
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Piece of Jungle1 review
Sarah Weeks
Laura Geringer, 1999
Amazing, Captivating
I am a 2 year old teacher and have never had a book that captured their attention like this one does. I pop in the cassette and listen as the singer tells us all about the animals that live in the rainforest. The pictures are amazing and the sounds are so lifelike. I checked it out from the libraray and after we had listened to the tape 3 or 4 times and the kids had it memorized i knew we had to ...
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My Somebody Special2 reviews
Sarah Weeks, Ashley Wolff, 2002
Just perfect!
My 3-year-old goes to preschool daily. It's perfect - she really enjoys it but she is always happy to come home at the end of the day. "My Somebody Special" features happy daycare "kids" (actually animals - a fox, a kitten, a hedgehog, a puppy, etc.) who are still excited to see that it is THEIR mom or dad coming through the door at the end of the day. On one page, a "parent" comes through the ...
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Pip Squeak (I Can Read Book 1)1 review
Sarah Weeks
HarperTrophy, 2008
Hooray! Pipsqueak returns!
Just as much fun as DRIP DROP. Pip is totally endearing and the rhymed text is perfect for new readers. My kids ate this up with a spoon! F-U-N!!!
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Bite Me, I'm a Shape (Bite Me)1 review
Sarah Weeks
Random House Books for Young Readers, 2002
Utterly delightful for both infants and parents
This is an excellent small book for first-time encounters with text, which acknowledges that often the first reaction of an infant to a board book is to bite it!
The illustrations are charming and colorful. This is a wonderful treasure that is highly recommended.
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Angel Face Book and CD1 review
Sarah Weeks
Atheneum, 2002
Mother's love
Sumptuous illustrations by Caldecott winner David Diaz & a complimentary CD performed by singer/songwriter Sarah Weekks make this book a breathtaking and tender celebration of a mother's love.
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Noodles: An Enriched Pop-Up Product1 review
Sarah Weeks
Harpercollins Childrens Books, 1996
Buy this if you find it! Please print it again!
I love this book, an early David Carter work. The rhymes are really wonderful (see below) and the pop-ups are adorable too. They are clearly David Carter creatures, but these are all different pasta noodles instead of bugs. I'm sad this is out of print- they should bring it back! Here are a few excerpts from my memory: Ladies and gentlemen, guess what we've got? A feast like no others- a show in ...
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