What Charlie Heard7 reviews Farrar, Straus and Giroux (BYR), 2002 "If I had my own son..." + Are Your Ears Wide Open? + A Wonderfull Book + Introduction and Explanation + Listen...Music is Everywhere.....             Spider Storch's Music Mess (Spider Storch) Gina Willner-Pardo Albert Whitman & Company, 1998             I Know a Shy Fellow Who Swallowed a Cello8 reviews Barbara S. Garriel Boyds Mills Press, 2004 Cute Book.....fun teaching tool + great fun + Gulp! + Fun and Educational + A Delightful And Refreshing Children's Book             The Frog Who Wanted to Be a Singer2 reviews Linda Goss Orchard Books (NY), 1996 buy this book! + Wonderful! One of the best childrens' books I've read in years! It encorporates strong morals (you be anything you want to be), family values, and even has a little song for the frog to sing so your children can sing along with the characters. Excellent             The Remarkable Farkle McBride35 reviews John Lithgow Aladdin, 2003 Great for teaching. + FUN FUN FUN + Great Birthday Present + Fantastic book for anyone interested in instrumental music...or + Every word is a pleasure             Dooby Dooby Moo16 reviews Doreen Cronin Atheneum, 2006 ONE OF THOSE BOOKS THAT IS SIMPLY FUN TO READ + Love these books + Dooby Dooby Moo + More mischief down at the farm + Good for adults and children             Saturday Night at the Dinosaur Stomp21 reviews Carol Diggory Shields Candlewick, 2002 Great fun to read + One of my son's favorites. + Had to have our own + We love it! + Beautiful book!             Bravo, Maurice!2 reviews Rebecca Bond Megan Tingley, 2000 Reader from Baltimore + Wonderful book! Bravo Maurice is as charming as Bond's last book, Just Like A Baby. The illustrations are similar and the story equally as sweet and touching. Bravo Maurice seems to be geared towards older children- the 7-8 age range, compared to her last book, which the younger kids liked. My family and I are ...             Bravo, Amelia Bedelia!3 reviews Herman Parish HarperTrophy, 2002 Amelia Bedelia in show business? What could possibly go wrong? + Very cute book! Amelia Bedelia is going to help out in an orchestra, and a chorus of laughter is sure to result! In her usual fashion, our wonderfully confused friend is on the job, messing things all up with the finest of intentions. The cheerful illustrations add to the young readers's fascination with ...             Worst Band in the Universe8 reviews Graeme Base Harry N. Abrams, 1999 A Mind You'll Want to Meld With by garrie keyman + The Worst Band in the Universe + Inventive, Surprising + Splingtwanger Innovation + A Groob's Dream Come True             Berlioz the Bear7 reviews Jan Brett Putnam Juvenile, 1996 Another Jan Brett Favourite + Darn Good Illustrations and a Nice Story Too + Bravo, Berlioz! + Whimiscal and lovely book! + Great Art, Good Story             Mole Music15 reviews David McPhail Henry Holt and Co. (BYR), 2001 Simply Fabulous Book + lovely book! + Shows the power of music + heartwarming message for all ages... + A Beautiful Lesson for Us All             I See the Rhythm (Coretta Scott King Illustrator Award Winner)7 reviews Toyomi Igus Children's Book Press, 1998 Rejoice in the Music..... + Teacher worthy + Excellent resource for teachers of all grade levels + A great multi-functional book + Now this is non-fiction!             Violet's Music2 reviews Angela Johnson Dial, 2004 About a young black girl who loves music dearly + Wonderful book about learning to play (and love) music Angela Johnson's Violet's Music is a wonderful picture book about a young black girl who loves music dearly - she plays or sings whenever she can. But is there anyone else who loves music like she does? The answer comes one day as she meets like-minded individuals and together they form a band. The ...             Zin! Zin! Zin! A Violin (Caldecott Honor Book)40 reviews Lloyd Moss Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing, 1995 Love This Book! + Fun book + my pre-schooler loves it! + Great gift + Best book for instruments so far...             John's Secret Dreams: The John Lennon Story2 reviews Doreen Rappaport Hyperion, 2004 I Hope Someday You'll Join Us... + Not really secret, but definately dreams. ...and the world will live as one. These inspirational words from John Lennon from his 1971 mega hit, "Imagine" beautifully underscore this book. The gentle illustrations of John as a young boy to the man he became are sure to delight all ages. This is a wonderful way to introduce children to ...             The Music Inside Me (Kids Are Authors)1 review Marvin Elementary School Students Scholastic, Inc., 2005 Pre-School Teacher This story shows children that older adults are not what they seem to be at first glance. It is a lovely story of old Charlie. Thechildren in his neighborhood dare each other to go and talk with him. The outcome of this game the children play is wonderful! I really think this is an excellent ...             Horace and Morris Join the Chorus (but what about Dolores?)5 reviews James Howe Aladdin, 2005 Wonderfully Written + Clever and Sweet + Horace, Morris, and Dolores in a Chorus Cause Such Tzurris What a nice book for any educator that sings in their classroom. Great for any elementary age student. Basically, the book lets you know that anyone can sing with a little help. It may take a little longer than others, but don't shy away from your dreams and goals! Wonderful little book!             Jake the Philharmonic Dog1 review Karen LeFrak Walker Books for Young Readers, 2006 Pascale's Dog Review The book Jake the Philharmonic Dog, in my opinion, could be about a real dog and a real band. I really think that Jake the Dog is sweet. It seems that he really doesn't like thunder, but he likes dog biscuits. I think his owner is really nice to him -- that's why I like this book!             The Rickety Barn Show2 reviews Jemma Beeke Doubleday Books for Young Readers, 2001 I have some old curtains in my basement, and you have your Mom's old gown--Let's Put on a Show! + Frienship, Entertainment, and Animals In the tradition of old Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland films, wide-eyed calico cat Jasper suddenly declares. "I'll put on a show." He paints a sign announcing his solo act, "The Rickety Barn Show", for his intended audience of long-legged sheep, various fowl, a floppy-eared pig, a relaxing dog, and ...