Go Away, Big Green Monster!65 reviews Edward R Emberley L,B Kids, 1993 Monster Books + go away big green monster + Great book for kids! + Great for teachers! + Go Away Big Green Monster             Yikes!3 reviews Alison Lester Houghton Mifflin/Walter Lorraine Books, 1995 an imaginative "read and re-read" for young children + Great book! This book encourages a young reader or prereader to picture him or herself in various adventures-aboard a ship in a storm, the Wild West, a space adventure and a Transylvanian (just scary enough) night out, among others. The colorful illustrations are crammed with wonderful detail. Buy this book ...             A Frog in the Bog20 reviews Karma Wilson Aladdin, 2007 Delightful + Great book! + Fantastic read-aloud book + Great Pictures + Delightful for all ages             In the Night Kitchen (Caldecott Collection)101 reviews HarperCollins, 1996 My feelings have changed about this book over time + Get the Scholastic Sendak collection DVD to enjoy the book even more + A Multi-generational classic As a mother and a teacher, I am always looking for quality books to read to my fourth graders as well as my 3 year old daughter. Although I would never be able to read In the Night Kitchen to my class (parent complaints and such), it didn't take long for my little girl to fall in love with this ...             Roaring Rockets (Amazing Machines)10 reviews Tony Mitton, Ant Parker Kingfisher, 2000 Simple and Fun + Roaring Rockets is a big hit with my 3 year old grandson + Great series + Series Collector + my 2 yo enjoys it             Edwurd Fudwupper Fibbed Big30 reviews Berkeley Breathed Little, Brown Young Readers, 2000 Wonderful book, laugh out loud moral tale. + Wonderful book for siblings + Love this book + Berkeley Breathed + Looking for perfection?             Where the Wild Things Are CD: In the Night Kitchen,Outside Over There, Nutshell Library,Sign on Rosie's Door, ... Maurice Sendak HarperChildrensAudio, 2007 Maurice Sendak's Where the Wild Things Are was published in 1963 to great critical acclaim. Brian O'Doherty of The New York Times said that Mr. Sendak's work, "disguised in fantasy, springs from his earliest self, from the vagrant child that lurks in the heart of all of us." Where the Wild Things Are is the first book in a trilogy that includes In the Night Kitchen , published in 1970, ...             The Rainbow Goblins39 reviews Ul De Rico Thames & Hudson, 1994 Stunning! + Rainbow Goblin + Beautiful book! + An Original Classic             The Secret Shortcut10 reviews Scholastic, 1999 Third Graders in Room 205 at Burnt Bridge Creek Elementary + Beautiful pictures, cute story. + childhood memory + Not Wild Enough             The Gruffalo (Picture Books)5 reviews Julia Donaldson Dial, 2005 One of the best childrens books you will find! + Storytime really can be fun! + Our favorite book! + exciting and funny + Wonderful book             How I Became a Pirate89 reviews Melinda Long Harcourt, Inc., 2003 Illustartions are amazing!!!! + Two boys' review: A fun pirate story with only a couple minor flaws... + Wonderful Book + Henry's Grandma + A pirate's life for me!             Not in the House, Newton!4 reviews Judith Heide Gilliland Sandpiper, 2002 This book sparks creativity and can be a great teaching tool + A Favorite Imagination Builder! + My sons favorite book + A GREAT STORY!             No, David!172 reviews Blue Sky Press, 1998 Spawn of Something Awful!! + Great Book + No David Note: A single cyber stalker at work! A first grade teacher in California is responsible! At the end of the day-- all day-- do you wonder, really, whose children are in your house? Those can't be MY children! MY children would be much quieter, less rambunctious, and certainly models of good ...             How I Became a Pirate89 reviews Melinda Long Harcourt, Inc., 2003 Illustartions are amazing!!!! + Two boys' review: A fun pirate story with only a couple minor flaws... + Wonderful Book + Henry's Grandma + A pirate's life for me!             Yikes!3 reviews Alison Lester Houghton Mifflin/Walter Lorraine Books, 1995 an imaginative "read and re-read" for young children + Great book! This book encourages a young reader or prereader to picture him or herself in various adventures-aboard a ship in a storm, the Wild West, a space adventure and a Transylvanian (just scary enough) night out, among others. The colorful illustrations are crammed with wonderful detail. Buy this book ...             The Gruffalo (Picture Books)5 reviews Julia Donaldson Dial, 2005 One of the best childrens books you will find! + Storytime really can be fun! + Our favorite book! + exciting and funny + Wonderful book             Where the Wild Things Are CD: In the Night Kitchen,Outside Over There, Nutshell Library,Sign on Rosie's Door, ... Maurice Sendak HarperChildrensAudio, 2007 Maurice Sendak's Where the Wild Things Are was published in 1963 to great critical acclaim. Brian O'Doherty of The New York Times said that Mr. Sendak's work, "disguised in fantasy, springs from his earliest self, from the vagrant child that lurks in the heart of all of us." Where the Wild Things Are is the first book in a trilogy that includes In the Night Kitchen , published in 1970, ...             A Frog in the Bog20 reviews Karma Wilson Aladdin, 2007 Delightful + Great book! + Fantastic read-aloud book + Great Pictures + Delightful for all ages             In the Night Kitchen (Caldecott Collection)101 reviews HarperCollins, 1996 My feelings have changed about this book over time + Get the Scholastic Sendak collection DVD to enjoy the book even more + A Multi-generational classic As a mother and a teacher, I am always looking for quality books to read to my fourth graders as well as my 3 year old daughter. Although I would never be able to read In the Night Kitchen to my class (parent complaints and such), it didn't take long for my little girl to fall in love with this ...             The Rainbow Goblins39 reviews Ul De Rico Thames & Hudson, 1994 Stunning! + Rainbow Goblin + Beautiful book! + An Original Classic