A True Home A place where creatures of the forest come together and practice kindness and compassion make this a sweet beginning chapter book with a little bit of tension as they have to work together to find safety from the dangers of of each others quirks as well as from outside forces.
A Place to Hang the Moon A “preposterous plan”, a closely guarded secret, and 3 book loving children make this story, set in 1940 England amidst the wartime evacuation of children from London, a compelling read you won’t want to miss.
Too Much Stuff! I’m not sure what’s more fun in this book, the pictures, the rhymes, or the story itself of a pair of birds so excited about their new family that they keep adding more stuff to the nest until they add so much stuff it comes crashing down right on their eggs! Did … Read more
Wally & Freya “There is always much more to people than we can see. Beautiful things happen when we practice empathy.” is the last line of this book and how the author shows us that truth makes this book a gem.
Bubbles When Kangaroo’s attempts at befriending Koala are rebuffed, she thinks Koala isn’t interested. But perhaps Koala just likes to say hello in a different way. A sweet and touching exploration of friendship.
Gaston I adore Gaston and his poodle family. An incredibly sweet story about how you don’t have to look alike to be a family.
Swashby and the Sea Swashby’s seaside peace is interrupted when a young girl and her grandmother come to stay in the house next door, but he won’t stay grumpy about it for long.
We All Play Beautifully illustrated children and animals mirror each other in this celebration of play, which also includes words in Cree and a glossary of their meanings.
