Never, Ever Shout in a Zoo8 reviews Karma Wilson Little, Brown Young Readers, 2004 Fun and educational + Love this book! Great linguistic imagery! + I WARNED You! You can't say I didn't! + LOVE THOSE WORDS! + Another great one!             And the Cow Said Moo!4 reviews Mildred Phillips Greenwillow, 2000 And the BOY said moo... + Number one choice for Toddlers + Great Book!! + Fun read-aloud for the very young             I Love You Because You're You11 reviews Liza Baker Cartwheel, 2001 The Message is for Children of ALL AGES - young and grown alike.... + I Love You Because You're You + Sweet book with cute illustration + For All Ages and Cultures ... + Great to make kids feel loved             Good Night, Gorilla171 reviews Putnam Juvenile, 2000 A Fun and Beautiful Bedtime Book + A gentle and gorgeous bedtime book + Fun and funny + Better Than Goodnight Moon + Wonderful!             Busy Toes2 reviews C. W. Bowie Charlesbridge Publishing, 2002 Children and adults alike can relate to having "Busy Toes" + Wiggly Fun! In the case of "Busy Toes", you sure can tell a book by its cover! The delightful cover illustration of a little girl on her toes invites you to turn the pages with your fingers (or toes). Simple, say-it-all, words accompany each rich illustration of a child manipulating his/her toes. The ...             Miss Mary Mack14 reviews Mary Ann Hoberman Little, Brown Young Readers, 1998 Bedtime Favorite + Miss Mary Mac + My 17 mo daughter asks for it by name + Excellent book for 15-24 month olds!             The Apple Pie Tree4 reviews Zoe Hall Blue Sky Press, 1996 A favorite! + Apples-Apple Pie + MMM mmmm. Time for pie. + The Apple Pie Tree             My First Action Rhymes (Growing Tree) Public Domain HarperFestival, 2000 Your 2-year-old will enjoy acting out familiar rhymes and movements. Tips for reading and sharing: Act out the movements of each rhyme while reading to your child After repeated readings, ask your child to imitate the actions with you Let your child choose a favorite poem and perform it for family and friends             Dinosaur Train12 reviews HarperCollins, 2002 Short, but sweet + Great pictures, great concept, bland text/story. + A good book for little ones + Dinosaurs, what's not to love? + dinos and trains             My Crayons Talk3 reviews Patricia Hubbard Henry Holt and Co. (BYR), 1999 Rhythmic, Colorful Fun for Children + Wonderful book for rhyming fun + Fun, fun, fun! In this title, Patricia Hubbard uses rhythm and fun to introduce colors. Children are quickly reciting the repetitive refrains with smiles on their faces as this book is introduced. G. Brian Karas' illustrations are colorful and imaginative providing good visualizations to Hubbard's imaginative, ...             It's My Turn!3 reviews David Bedford Little Tiger Press, 2001 keesher you've got it all wrong! + It's My Turn This book shows two bright characters, Oscar and Tilly, who are friends, but who haven't learned how to share yet. During the story, they learn the down sides of not sharing. The twist at the end forces them to experience the joy of sharing - and to love it. We all love this book! Keesher's review ...             My Friend Rabbit34 reviews Roaring Brook Press, 2005 Puhipi loved My Friend Rabbit + Not bad + beautiful illustrations! + great book for prediction + The Importance of Friendship             ABC I Like Me!3 reviews Nancy Carlson Puffin, 1999 A B C I Like Me! + My son really loves this book + Great for small children of all ages! If you like "I Like Me" by Nancy Carlson, then you will love "A B C I Like Me"! It is a great way to build a child's self-esteem, while teaching them the alpahabet. The illustrations will keep young children interested until the end. I recommend if for children ages 3-6.             My Beautiful Child4 reviews Lisa Desimini Blue Sky Press, 2004 From a School Librarian + A book to share with your child + a Beautiful story Within its spare text and quiet illustrations lies the powerful message of teaching a child to appreciate the simple things in life through a parent's unselfish love. This is one of the most beautiful books I have ever read. Perhaps it's because I recently became a mom that this book touches me ...             Freight Train60 reviews Greenwillow, 1978 The Freight Train Board Book + Wonderful early childhood book. + Freight Train/ Tren carga + Love it + A Children's Book Must-Read             Silly Sally41 reviews Audrey Wood Harcourt Children's Books, 1992 very cute + Silly Sally + Silly Chloe loves this book! + walking backwards, upside down... + Original and funny.....             Roar!: A Noisy Counting Book3 reviews Pamela Duncan Edwards HarperCollins, 2000 A roaring good time! + Best counting and color book + Great fun! My one-year-old son and I roar together when we read this noisy book! The book follows a lion cub in Africa as he goes on a walk to find someone to play with him. Of course, the other animals run away thinking he is roaring at them. Delicious alliteration adds to the fun as the cub runs into ...             Jamberry101 reviews HarperCollins, 1983 Fun rhythm for babies and tots + Wildly entertaining This was one of my daughter's favorites, and it's one I didn't mind reading again and again. It has a fun rhythm and innovative text, and is not repetitive or "moralizing" like many kids' books. It's not meant to teach a lesson, just fun-- and really, don't we all need that sometimes?             I'm a Little Teapot21 reviews Iza Trapani Charlesbridge Publishing, 1998 Fabulous for the imagination and more!!! + a must have + A new spin on an old song + Beautifully Illustrated and Fun to Read (or Sing!) + Wonderful for toddlers             Paperboy15 reviews Dav Pilkey Scholastic Inc., 1999 Deliverance + My favorite children's book + Best part is the art... but wow, that art! + Makes me cry!! + Brings Back Memoies...