Cinder Edna22 reviews Ellen Jackson HarperTrophy, 1998 Attitude, it's all attitude! + Given as a gift... + great + A Classic Tale Recycled into Something New...and Wonderful!             I Love Gymnastics4 reviews Naia Bray-Moffatt DK CHILDREN, 2005 Wonderful & Adorable! + Inspiring Book + beautiful, inspiring and educational + Great information             Princess Pigsty4 reviews Cornelia Funke The Chicken House, 2007 A Teacher's Perspective + Funny with a deeper lesson This is a fantastic piece of modern fantasy which chronicles the relationship between a young, non-conformist princess and her family. In the story, little Isabella decides good manners, pretty dresses, and being clean are all quite boring. He father (the king) decides to discipline her by sending ...             Best Friends for Frances10 reviews Russell Hoban Harper & Row, 1969 Frances series + Great children's book + Is turnabout fair play? + your sister can be your best friend too             Game Time! (MathStart 3)2 reviews Stuart J. Murphy HarperTrophy, 2000 girls playing soccer and learning math + Kept the kids focused I'm always looking for books to read to my 3 year old daughter showing girls playing sports, being strong, competitive, etc, so I picked this one up and it did not disappoint, althought it's a bit too long and wordy for a 3 -year- old, probably better for a 4+. Two girls' soccer teams test their ...             Brave Charlotte (New York Times Best Illustrated Books (Awards))2 reviews Anu Stohner Bloomsbury USA Children's Books, 2005 An engaging story of courage Anu Stohner and Henrike Wilson's Brave Charlotte tells of Charlotte, who's different from other sheep. She likes to explore her world and wander, while old sheep stick close to home and go for security. When danger hits the herd, only Charlotte is brave enough to go for help in this engaging story ...             Let's Downhill Ski! (Pebble Plus) Lindeen, Carol K. Capstone Press, 2006 Text and photographs present the skills, equipment, and safety concerns of downhill skiing.             Anna Banana and Me5 reviews Lenore Blegvad Aladdin, 1987 my favorite children's book + Nice children's book + The Perfect Book for Your Shy Guy...or Girl I adore this book. With wonderfully subtle grace, the author teaches about friendship and, more importantly, the personality differences of friends -without judgement. The free spirited child is admired but the shy, timid child also prevails. An exceptional choice for a "second child" who may ...             Bea and Mr. Jones3 reviews Amy Schwartz Harcourt Children's Books, 2006 silly and improbable + Personality and plums + This book is excellent. Bea is a very ambitious kindergartener bored by the silly games she has to play with the other 5 and 6 year olds. Mr. Jones is an advertising executive stressed by his job and his commute who dislikes his boss's sense of humor. One morning Mr. Jones suggest they switch places- a plan that is ...             Sally Jean, the Bicycle Queen3 reviews Cari Best, Christine Davenier Farrar, Straus and Giroux (BYR), 2006 Have read this book a million times! + Book Review + She's done it again, another great kids book! This is my 3 year-old's current favorite - it's got it all: Bike riding action, singing (we made up tunes to the rhymes), construction, drama...sharing. Lots of fun; it's the most requested bedtime reading, by far. We originally got it from the library, but have decided to invest in a copy of ...             Prince Cinders15 reviews Babette Cole Putnam Juvenile, 1997 Brothers can be mean and wicked, too! + Funny! + Like a twist with your fairy tales? Give this delightful kid's book a try! + Great for a range of age groups + clever             Louanne Pig in Making the Team (Louanne Pig)2 reviews Nancy Carlson Carolrhoda Books, 2005 A STELLAR review + good but could be better This story is for 1st and 2nd graders. First Louanne the pig want to be a cheerleader and Arnie her friend wants to be a football player. After school they went to practice together. Louanne was doing well at cheerleading. Then when she did a split jump she couldn't get up! Will both of them ...             Princess Smartypants22 reviews Putnam Juvenile, 2005 Great Book!!! + Non biased, balanced review of this book... + this is the greatest book ever! This is my all time favorite childrens book! It is so much fun with a twist at the end that the kids (and adults) just love. It is also a good read aloud for a class or group since it's not too long. Fun pics, too!             Mister Seahorse32 reviews Philomel, 2004 Mr Seahorse + My daughter LOVES this book + Informative... interesting + Uniquely Carle + Gorgeous Book             The Tough Princess3 reviews Martin Waddell Walker Books Ltd, 2002 funny! + Favorite!!! + Inept royals vs. fairytale stereotypes in comic fashion. Fantastic! A stereotype-smashing book! King does knitting, cooking, queen fixes the roof, princess thinks for herself. I laughed aloud about the King's plan to "annoy a bad fairy" so the fairy would cast an evil spell.. Fun pictures! Minimal text, not too long. Fairy #3 is pretty scary-looking ...             Kate and the Beanstalk (Anne Schwartz Books)11 reviews Mary Pope Osborne Aladdin, 2005 Great book! + Great Book! + Fee, Fi, Fo Fum'un, I Smell the blood of an Englishwoman + this is a great book!!!!             Annabelle Swift, Kindergartner4 reviews Amy Schwartz Scholastic, 1991 For any kid who has to follow in an older sibling's shadow + Daughter's Favorite Book + Great Book To Read At The Beginning Of The School Year + Great First Day Material             Sleeping Bobby1 review Mary Pope Osborne, Will Osborne Atheneum/Anne Schwartz Books, 2005 Silly Fun - a review of "Sleeping Bobby" My daughter (almost 6) is in 'princess mode'. She loves everything regal, from the Barbie princesses to your classic fairytales of Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, and Snow White. [She wears high heels and dresses up more than I do-lol] AND... she has enjoyed this book. In fact, I think she's a ...             The Princess Knight (Booklist Editor's Choice. Books for Youth (Awards))15 reviews Cornelia Funke, Kerstin Meyer, 2004 great children's book + great book for girls or boys + Totally Awesome!!!! I love reading this book to my little girl. It is one of the few books in which the characters neither act good or bad because of thier appearance. Usually the beautiful princess is either good or bad because she is beautiful rather than morality coming out of choices that human's make. This ...             School Picture Day (Picture Puffin Books)2 reviews Lynn Plourde Puffin, 2004 Mother of 2 + Great to use to teach alliteration Great book, large pages, easy to read, and it's funny. My son loves it.