Train to Somewhere14 reviews Eve Bunting Sandpiper, 2000 True story, my grandmother told me. I enjoyed this book especially because my grandmother was a rider on an orphan train when she was around 11 years old. She is still spry at the age of 98. The story she tells me is almost identical, for she felt she was tall, plain and ugly. Her mother died in New York and her and all of her ...             The Three Questions61 reviews Jon J. Muth Scholastic Press, 2002 Charming and Beautiful Story to Share + Good timing, we needed something to help us sort out the most important things in our life, I also learned a lot from this book + A gift for my goddaughter + Good job, seller!             Flight1 review Robert Burleigh Putnam Juvenile, 1997 A visual treat that captures the thrill of Lindy's flight Mike Wimmer's art grabs the eye immediately and doesn't let go. The brief, staccato storytelling is effective, but mainly as an augment to the beautiful visuals, perhaps contrary to expectations. Through the use of atmospheric colors and close-up views of Lindbergh and his plane, you're there to ...             The Old Woman Who Named Things26 reviews Cynthia Rylant Voyager Books, 2000 What's in a Name + One of my favorite picture books of all time + hands down favorite + A Lucky Find + Fabulous Book To Share as a Family!             Babushka Baba Yaga12 reviews Patricia Polacco Putnam Juvenile, 1999 Wonderful endearing read + Love this Book! + A Favorite + An Ogre-Witch for a "Grandmother"? Who Would have Thought! + Who's afraid of the big bad babushka?             Coming Home: From the Life of Langston Hughes4 reviews Floyd Cooper Putnam Juvenile, 1998 The GREAT ONES usually start from HUMBLE BEGINNINGS + Wonderful Illustrations + Walking with Pride + Heroes, who were just like Langston.             Uncle Jeds Barbershop (Aladdin Picture Books)9 reviews Margaree King Mitchell Aladdin, 1998 A Must Read!! Excellent! + A Wonderful Read + Not just for children + Uncle Jed's the man             Rocks in His Head9 reviews Carol Otis Hurst Greenwillow, 2001 This Book ROCKS!!! + Good one - definitely don't pass this one by! + Take a look at this one... + sweet book + Historical story             The Man Who Walked Between the Towers50 reviews Square Fish, 2007 The Hire Wire Act Over the World Trade Center + Our Fourth Grade Review + Book about Philippe Petit's trip on a high wire between the twin towers + A Book Worth Walking a Tightrope For (ED 30 review) + Great tool for the classroom!             Black and White16 reviews David Macaulay Houghton Mifflin/Walter Lorraine Books, 2005 My opinion: The most creative of the Caldecotts + Mind-bending and delightful + Great fun to puzzle through + If you think you think you only think you think + I'd read it again and again             A Bad Case of Stripes102 reviews David Shannon Scholastic Paperbacks, 2004 Great book with a great moral + Never conform! + My 21 month old's FAVORITE BOOK + It's not easy liking lima beans             The Paperbag Princess (Story Corner)113 reviews Robert N. Munsch Scholastic, 1999 A story to pass down! + Paper Bag Princess + A True Princess + Smart and brave trumps cuteness + Simply one of the best children's books ever written             Thirteen O'Clock4 reviews James Stimson, 2005 "A skeleton with a skeleton's key..." + Quirky story that is well-written + Thirteen O'clock + A gem!             Rocks in His Head9 reviews Carol Otis Hurst Greenwillow, 2001 This Book ROCKS!!! + Good one - definitely don't pass this one by! + Take a look at this one... + sweet book + Historical story             A Bad Case of Stripes102 reviews David Shannon Scholastic Paperbacks, 2004 Great book with a great moral + Never conform! + My 21 month old's FAVORITE BOOK + It's not easy liking lima beans             The Man Who Walked Between the Towers50 reviews Square Fish, 2007 The Hire Wire Act Over the World Trade Center + Our Fourth Grade Review + Book about Philippe Petit's trip on a high wire between the twin towers + A Book Worth Walking a Tightrope For (ED 30 review) + Great tool for the classroom!             The Old Woman Who Named Things26 reviews Cynthia Rylant Voyager Books, 2000 What's in a Name + One of my favorite picture books of all time + hands down favorite + A Lucky Find + Fabulous Book To Share as a Family!             The Paperbag Princess (Story Corner)113 reviews Robert N. Munsch Scholastic, 1999 A story to pass down! + Paper Bag Princess + A True Princess + Smart and brave trumps cuteness + Simply one of the best children's books ever written             Train to Somewhere14 reviews Eve Bunting Sandpiper, 2000 True story, my grandmother told me. I enjoyed this book especially because my grandmother was a rider on an orphan train when she was around 11 years old. She is still spry at the age of 98. The story she tells me is almost identical, for she felt she was tall, plain and ugly. Her mother died in New York and her and all of her ...             Black and White16 reviews David Macaulay Houghton Mifflin/Walter Lorraine Books, 2005 My opinion: The most creative of the Caldecotts + Mind-bending and delightful + Great fun to puzzle through + If you think you think you only think you think + I'd read it again and again