Best Pet of All [Modern Gems Edition]9 reviews David Larochelle Dutton Juvenile, 2006 illustrations put this title over the top + Beautiful, creative, imaginative + Best Book of All + A favorite + One of our favorites             Adele & Simon24 reviews Barbara McClintock Farrar, Straus and Giroux (BYR), 2006 Great book for 4-6 yr olds + Perfect - so evocative and beautiful. + Beautiful artwork This is a great book if you care about not exposing your children to some of the questionable values out there. It is also fun and beautiful.             Lost and Found15 reviews Philomel, 2005 Oliver Jeffers delivers another "again" book + Beautiful Illustrations and a touching story + Love at first sight..... + Love this book + Picture book simplicity at its finest             The Runaway Dinner13 reviews Allan Ahlberg Candlewick, 2006 A Runaway Hit! + Really cute + Great Book -- highly recommended! This is our new favorite. My son has wanted to hear this story umpteen times and that is always a sign of a hit. I've had fun with the narrative style in reading it (it lends itself to dramatics and overdone tone), but now my son is trying to steal the show having memorized half the book himself. ...             Ted, Bo and Diz: The First Adventure1 review Jason Chapman Good Books, 2007 Great Book I think this is a cute book with great illustrations. If your child loves polar bears they will love it. Also check out the little polar bear books by Hans de Beer. Author of Hobo Finds A Home             How to Catch a Star11 reviews Philomel, 2004 Great book for 2-3 year olds + A wonderful adventure! + My son's favorite book + the best + Very sweet night time story             Olivia Forms a Band36 reviews Atheneum, 2006 Olivia forms a band + Another excellent Olivia book + Adult and Toddler Humor Vie for Honors with Spectacular Art In this story, Olivia and her family are preparing for a night of watching fireworks. Olivia asks if there will be a band. When she is told there won't be, she decides to make the night perfect by forming a one pig band. The book is divided into three parts. The first is Olivia's preparation for ...             Toy Boat6 reviews Randall DeSeve Philomel, 2007 Great book ! + Wonderful Story + excellent book + An Enchanting Tale For Young Boys + Love This Book!             Kitten's First Full Moon61 reviews Greenwillow, 2004 My favorite bedtime book + Report and Opinion by a 4th Grade Student + Sophia's Favorite Book + What every Children's book Should Strive to Be             Those Shoes5 reviews Maribeth Boelts Walker Books Ltd, 2008 take a walk in my shoes + Rutgers University Project on Economics and Children + A Lesson in Needs and Wants + A Sensitive, Beautifully told story. + The perfect friendship/compassion book.             Library Lion39 reviews Michelle Knudsen Candlewick, 2006 Friends can come in the most unusual ways + A crowd-pleaser! + Love It! Sweet, Tender and Charming + Will surely become a classic + This one deserves a place on your shelf             Emily's Everyday Manners1 review Peggy Post, Cindy Post Senning Collins, 2006 Good, but not recommended for young children! This is a very good etiquette book although I feel it is unsuitable for my three year old daughter. It has little points (although excellent) written all over the pages, which is too confusing for a young child. This book would certainly be excellent for an older child who could read it for ...             Aggie and Ben: Three Stories3 reviews Lori Ries Charlesbridge Publishing, 2007 My Friend Aggie + Full of Clever Twists & Boy Appeal + Good Girl There's a discussion on the Amazon boards about that age when kids feel they're beyond picture books, but may not feel ready for chapter books. It's pretty much of a moot point, because there are lots books with pictures AND short easy-to read chapters ("Henry and Mudge," "George and Martha"). ...             Being Friends4 reviews Karen Beaumont, Joy Allen Dial, 2002 What a great book! + What a joyful book to share + Friendship 101 + Great Book about Friends             Please Is a Good Word to Say5 reviews Barbara Joosse Philomel, 2007 Harriet Talks + Charming, quirky Harriet will teach your children! + Precious and great for older preschoolers + I bought extra to give as gifts + Kids will love this--and learn, too             How to Speak Politely & Why10 reviews Munro Leaf Universe, 2005 Munro Leaf makes manners fun for kids and adults + Speaking Politely + Music to my ears This book is needed as much now as it ever was. Entertaining, but crammed with the polite manners we all need and want others (especially our children) to have. I remembered this book from my childhood, and as an adult, it did not disappoint. All of the "manner" books by Munro Leaf are ...             Knuffle Bunny: A Cautionary Tale (Bccb Blue Ribbon Picture Book Awards (Awards))151 reviews Hyperion Book CH, 2004 Trixie's first words! + Adorable + knuffle bunny book + Learn Your Lesson to Care About Your Family Too + Great pictures - nice story             Do Unto Otters: A Book About Manners14 reviews Laurie Keller Henry Holt and Co. (BYR), 2007 A Delight for All Ages! + Do Unto Otters + Loved it! + One of the best children's books on manners! + The Golden Rule             Knuffle Bunny Too: A Case of Mistaken Identity32 reviews Hyperion Book CH, 2007 We read this every night! + Laugh out loud funny! + Just as good as the first + Not *quite* as good as the first, but that's okay + good book             Manners Can Be Fun21 reviews Munro Leaf Universe Publishing, 2004 Clear, simple...perfect + double benefit + Timeless and cozy like an old worn out sweater! + Manners Can Be Fun + At last!