"Lots of thing have changed since my last first week of school...but all those changes seem little compared to the big change that happened over the summer. Dad moved out. When your parents decide to get a divorce, someone has to leave."
Throwback Thursday – Nursery Rhymes
My Favourite Nursery Rhymes A Dean's Happy Times Book While it isn't as old as books you find in a library archives, it is old to me. It smells musty, and is being held together by sticky tape but it is holding on...just. I loved this book as a child and I have now had... Continue Reading →
Board Books are NOT just for babies!
This book provided this librarian with a lesson and this librarian is pleased to learn.
Antoinette
I find great value in stories like Antoinette because to a child it is simply a story about a dog, her family, her friends, discovering abilities and one missing friend Ooh-La-La!
Who Has The Red Bow Tie?
Today is not really a book review as such, but questions really. I'm curious what others thoughts are about this book. The Facts: The book is called Who has the red bow tie? Written by Jake McDonald Published by Five Mile Press I picked up this Board Book yesterday out of the returns library chute to consider for a review.... Continue Reading →
Ten Minutes a Day…
literacy initiative that is directed at parents, in language that parents understand which means no library or teacher jargon that is confusing.
My Book of Feelings
The book explains to children what type of feelings that may be having and why they may be feeling this way. For example a Sharp feeling such as scared/frightened - Is when a child might feel scared or unsure about something.
Throwback Thursday – The Tale of Georgie Grub
Georgie was not exactly what you call clean...his mum had finally had enough and let him go. I remember finding the book very funny with the other people looking disgusted at Georgie and covering their children's eyes, the many many dogs following him down the street and the flowers wilting as he sat next to them.
Platypus
Hurrying. Scurrying. Always moving. Always busy. Always looking for a meal. Platypus is perpetual motion - never still.
Hello…A Little Note From Me
I love to hear from YOU my readers and I look forward to getting to know you all with time.