Strega Nona's Magic Lessons7 reviews Tomie dePaola Voyager Books, 1984 Good witch! + Silly story with lessons a toddler can enjoy + Great for 2nd graders + Charming and Timeless! + Strega Nona's magic lessons wrtten by Tomie de Paola             Choo Choo17 reviews Virginia Lee Burton Sandpiper, 1988 First 'real' book our Very Active 2 year old will sit through in entirety! + Great looking book, but hard to read aloud + Cassette is useless, but the story is delightful + Train Loving Sons will Love it, but it's Lengthy + My 25 month old love this book!             Michael Bird-Boy3 reviews Tomie De Paola Prentice-Hall, 1975 A Lasting Impression + A joyful read-aloud + Wonderful childrens book Wow! I read this book as a child and I remember learning about the story and the environmental message. I just found my childhood copy and I am thrilled to find how wonderful it is again! I am glad it is still in print. Enjoy, teach your kids about changing things. Sadly, the black cloud ...             Make Way for Ducklings (Viking Kestrel Picture Books)54 reviews Robert McCloskey Viking Juvenile, 1941 ONE OF THE ALL TIME CHILDREN'S CLASSICS + a classic + A Great Book! + A must before going to Boston             Arthur's Eyes: An Arthur Adventure (Arthur Adventure Series)12 reviews Marc Brown Little, Brown Young Readers, 1986 New Glasses + A fan of the original artwork... + Great book I read Arthur's Eyes. I think you should read this book because there is a funny surprise in the middle of the book. In this book, Arthur gets glasses. My favorite part is when he tries on glasses. This part was funny because some of the glasses looked funny on Arthur. I liked this book.             Chipmunk Song (Lodestar Unicorn Paperback)2 reviews Joanne Ryder Puffin, 1992 A wonderful book to read to children, or to yourself. + Amazing Illustrations of a Wonderful Concept Chipmunk Song provides children with a chipmunk's eye view of the world outdoors, with colorful, creative, and detailed illustrations that can stand on their own. But with the subtly evocative text to go with them, the book is as fascinating to read to children, as it is to the children ...             The Secret Birthday Message8 reviews HarperTrophy, 1986 Delightfully Delexical Idiomatic Directionals + Great symbol identification and clue following + The combination of short sentences and shapely illustrations make it ideal for beginning readers + A MUST HAVE for your Pre-K "birthday" books collection             Before You Were Born18 reviews Jennifer Davis, Laura Cornell Workman Publishing Company, 1998 This is great for #2 + Good for toddlers I don't have a #2 yet but I am an elementary art teacher and let me tell you that I absolutly love this book. It is done in a fun way that tells both the mom and baby's point of view and gives fun facts that kids can relate to, like you were the size of a toster and what kinds of things the baby ...             The Grouchy Ladybug72 reviews Eric Carle HarperTrophy, 1996 There is a great lesson here! + The Grouchy Ladybug + So Silly, So Fun!! + Good book for the age group.             Shadow (From the French of Blaise Cendrars)8 reviews Aladdin, 1995 Don't try sewing it on with soap + Inredible Art, Thought provoking words + Gorgeous artwork and imagery + a good book for folk lore             The Big Balloon Race (I Can Read Book 3)3 reviews Eleanor Coerr HarperTrophy, 1992 This is a true story for balloon lovers! + Exciting plot + MIDWEST BOOK REVIEW Do you like balloons? If so, this is the book for you. The story is true and took place in 1882. I loved it. There were four characters: Carlotta, Ariel, Bernard, and Mr. Myers. I think kids and their friends should read this book. It did take a long time to read, but it was good.             How Big Is a Foot?23 reviews Rolf Myller Yearling, 1991 an old favorite + Great Book for Measurement lessons + Starting to understand the idea of measuring.... + Great Book + Measurement             The Magic School Bus Lost In The Solar System (Magic School Bus)18 reviews Joanna Cole Scholastic Press, 1992 great book! + Creative with lots of information + Wonderful educational series! + the magic school bus lost in space + Magic school bus does it again!             A Tree Is Nice17 reviews Janice May Udry HarperTrophy, 1987 A Tree Is Nice, Is Nice + trees ARE nice + A charming book + Teaching kids to love nature             Verdi47 reviews Janell Cannon Harcourt Children's Books, 1997 A DELIGHT TO THE EYE, GREAT STORY AND KIDS LOVE IT. + Fabulous book, great lessons + VERDI This is a wonderfully written story of a young python, a young yellow python, who does not want to grow old a boring like the adult green pythons he see around him. The art work in this slender book is absolutely breath taking. The artist has blended his colors perfectly and created life like ...             The Very Busy Spider (Board Book)43 reviews Eric Carle Philomel, 1995 Great Book! + The Very Busy Spider + One of Hayley's Favourites + the very busy spider             The Big Snow (Stories to Go!)12 reviews Aladdin, 2005 Preparing for Winter + Hunter's Review + Let it snow let it snow let it snow + Wonderful book to use in nature lesson + The big snow             Gregory, the Terrible Eater (Reading Rainbow)13 reviews Mitchell Sharmat Scholastic Paperbacks, 1989 Gregory the Terrible Eater + A great and fun read for kids + Hey, that's my name! This is one of my favorite children's books. There are lots of lessons for ongoing analogies. But the best part is that the book is funny and loved by kids.             The Tiny Seed (Aladdin Picture Books)11 reviews Aladdin, 2001 LOVE IT!!! + Great for VERY specific type of child + Juneau 2nd grader I absolutely adore this book! It is soooooo well written! Its pictures are absolutely beautiful! This book is a must for anyone with children! It is just that good! You should buy this book right away! I PROMISE that you will LOVE it too!             Everett Anderson's Nine Month Long1 review Lucille Clifton Henry Holt and Co. (BYR), 1988 Another great Everett Anderson story Everett's mom remarries and Everett has to accept a new (sensitive) step dad and a new baby. A welcome addition to a child's library.