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Ballet Kitty: Ballet Class (Ballet Kitty) 1 review
Bernette Ford
Boxer Books, 2008
Charming & lovely!
What a beautiful book! The illustrations are soft, sweet watercolors. The story is just as sweet -- a delight for any little girl! My 3 year old daughter can't get enough of this book.
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Full Moon Soup13 reviews
Boxer Books Limited, 2007
My 6-year-old loves this book
I gave this book to my 6-year-old on the second leg of a loooong plane trip. It kept her absorbed for almost an hour. She isn't reading yet, so it was a relief to give her something she could look at independently (especially as she was seated across the aisle). Since that trip, the book gets moved from the car to the church bag, and it continues to hold her interest several months later.
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No More Diapers for Ducky! 9 reviews
Bernette Ford
Boxer Books, 2006
Delightful!
My 3 year old and 5 year old love this book and so do I!
The pictures are wonderful, and the dialogue between the characters is very cute. This is a wonderful tool to get your little one thinking about the transition from diapers to the potty (and may even provide enough inspiration for him/her to try immediately)!
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Chicky Chicky Chook Chook3 reviews
Cathy MacLennan
Boxer Books, 2007
Beautifully illustrated & beautifully written
I bought this book for my nephew who is 18 months old. He absolutely LOVES it. The manner the author/illustrator uses is VERY good. Upon the first reading, my nephew thought the chicks were actually fuzzy. The sounds that make up the text are mesmerizing. The story features bees, chicks, and cats. Children who are learning animals will be captivated. Many times when playing, we'll hear ...
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Chicky Chicky Chook Chook3 reviews
Cathy MacLennan
Boxer Books Limited, 2009
Beautifully illustrated & beautifully written
I bought this book for my nephew who is 18 months old. He absolutely LOVES it. The manner the author/illustrator uses is VERY good. Upon the first reading, my nephew thought the chicks were actually fuzzy. The sounds that make up the text are mesmerizing. The story features bees, chicks, and cats. Children who are learning animals will be captivated. Many times when playing, we'll hear ...
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Clip-Clop6 reviews
Nicola Smee
Boxer Books, 2006
Exciting book for toddlers
My little niece loves it when characters in books fall down and then get up again. So this book is very exciting because the children go for an exciting ride, bounce in some straw, get up, and start again. The rhymes are very fun to read out loud!
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Tip Tip Dig Dig5 reviews
Emma Garcia
Boxer Books, 2007
Love it!
My 15-month old son adores this book. He calls it by name "tip tip diiiiig," and can recite all of the actions in the book from pushing to mixing. The perfect book for boys obsessed with construction equipment. The illustrations are bright and vibrant, and the text easy to follow for little guys.
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Duck and Goose 13 reviews
Tad Hills
Boxer Books Limited, 2007
Kids will love this book
Parents and kids alike will love this book. It has so many hidden lessons like cooperation, friendship, sharing, tolerance and the power of persuasion. It also is great to read to a group because it has an element of suspense and surprise. Great illustrations.
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Big Smelly Bear3 reviews
Britta Teckentrup
Boxer Books, 2007
Kids love this book!
This is a great book! We have to read this book every night before we go to bed. My two-year-old can recite most every page (and does this all day!). Have fun!
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Little Smudge3 reviews
Lionel Le Neouanic
Boxer Books, 2006
Overcoming Obsticles
My daughter loves this book. She is only 2 years of age and doesn't understand just yet what it is like to be unlike others and not excepted for who she is. she does understand that the characters in this book work out their differences because the one who is not liked has a special talent and is willing to share it with his taunters. I feel this book prepares parents as well as children for the ...
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The Little Rabbit Who Liked to Say Moo
Jonathan Allen
Boxer Books, 2008
Here?s a farmyard frolic that will have kids quacking, oinking, and hee-hawing along with a cast of adorable animals. The fun begins when Calf hears Rabbit out in the field mooing?and feels inspired to give a great big BAA . Why? Because he likes the sound! Before long, Lamb, Piglet, Baby Donkey, and all the other creatures on the farm realize they?re not limited to their own language, but can enjoy experimenting with others. The cute ...
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How Big Is the World?3 reviews
Britta Teckentrup
Boxer Books, 2007
Cute & Curious
Little Mole is curious how big the world is. Throughout the book he asks several animals starting with a spider, "How big is the world?". With each new animal, you will see the world get bigger and bigger. This books takes you on a trip around the world, through the eyes of the smallest to the largest of animals. Eventually, it is time to return home to his small molehill, where he realizes the ...
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Elephant's Story
Harriet Blackford
Boxer Books, 2008
The newest elephant in the herd is adorably small and wrinkly, with floppy ears and a most extraordinary nose. Though she?s a baby, it isn?t long before she?s charging around her mother, flapping those big ears to frighten the birds, learning to control her trunk, playing with other calves?and charming children everywhere. This is non-fiction at its freshest?filled with valuable information presented through a dramatic, exciting, and memorably ...
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Clip-clop
Boxer Books Limited, 2008
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Toot Toot Beep Beep1 review
Emma Garcia
Boxer Books, 2008
my son loves this book
My 15 month old son loves this book! He asks it to be read over and over again. It does have paper pages so young toddlers need adult supervision with this book.
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A Big Dog: An Opposites Book (Boxer Concept Series)1 review
Boxer Books, 2008
Simple but fun
I have been reading to my son since he was four months old. Just before he turned six months old, I bought him this book. He's now seven months old and it's his favorite book and has been since the first time I opened it. Whenever he sees it, he starts kicking and giggling. The pictures are simple and the words are simple but he loves it. He stares at the contrast between the pictures and the ...
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Grumpy Cat2 reviews
Britta Teckentrup
Boxer Books, 2008
A very poignant, touching and true story
This book is superb, completely true to the actual life of a wandering male stray tomcat who once lived with me, several other cats and a kitten.
Had I not seen it first hand, this would be little more than a clever story, well written, interesting, and perhaps meant as a lesson to small children to be nice. Instead, in real life 'Fluffy' was a dominant male who ruled the other cats with ...
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Fine As We Are
Algy Craig Hall
Boxer Books, 2008
Little Frog was living happily with his mom on the pond?just the two of them. Then some strange things began to happen: blobs of black spots appeared in the water, which grew squiggly tails and started swimming. Before too long it?s very clear: mom has a multitude of new frog babies. How will Little Frog ever cope? In his first picture book, author and artist Algy Craig Hall has crafted a gentle, charming, and witty story that shows exactly ...
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I Love My Daddy16 reviews
Boxer Books Limited, 2007
Wanna know what a "daddy" does?
Then, check out this captivating look at the bond between father and son told in the simplistic dialog of a little bear. With poignant pictures by author/illustrator Sebastien Braun (perfect last name), little "readers" can relate to the love that is shared by the family duo.
This is a perfect "primer" for both the child and the dad that needs to know his role.
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Boys Are Best!3 reviews
Manuela Olten
Boxer Books, 2007
Richie's Picks: BOYS ARE BEST!
This brilliant picture book by a German author/illustrator was first published in Zurich in 2004 and was finally released here (by a British publisher) in 2007. The publishing history has caused its failure to attract the attention it deserves. I've very successfully utilized it as a read-aloud with third and fourth graders. It is a laugh-out-loud turnabout tale.
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