Review: Following the acclaimed O is for Orca, here is a bright, colorful children's counting book that celebrates the bountiful natural world of the Pacific Northwest with Art Wolfe's spectacular photography. 1, 2, 3, Moose captures wildlife and nature in simple yet captivating images-each accompanied by brief, informative text-for young book lovers and their parents
(reviewed by Cookie)

1 2 3 Moose : A Pacific Northwest Counting Book

(Hardcover)

Review: A die-cut Thidwick-shaped board book takes small children on a magical ride aboard the antlers of the lovable moose as he shows little forest creatures the wonders of his world. (reviewed by Cookie)

All Aboard Thidwick (The Wubbulous World of Dr. Seuss)

(Hardcover/Board Book)

Review: What are the ingredients for a Wubbulous birthday party? Some bubbly fun, a half cup of cheer, and some very good wishes would go splendidly here! And let's not forget the Birthday Bird. The Birthday Bird is unavoidably detained, you say? Well, then, this looks like a job for Thidwick, none other than the Birthday Moose. (reviewed by Cookie)

The Birthday Moose (Wubbulous Chunky Shape Books)

(Hardcover/Board Book)

Review: Paddington Bear books are hilarious! This is the first in the series. I laughed out loud over and over while reading these to my kids. Paddington is from 'deepest darkest Peru' and is one of the wittiest bears I know. I wholeheartedly recommend this book to any adult in the 'reading out loud' business!!
(reviewed by -C)

	A Bear Called Paddington	(Hardcover)
	A Bear Called Paddington	(Paperback/Dragonfly Books)

Review: I was browsing in our local bookstore one day, not really looking for anything specific and I happened to pick up a copy of The Giving Tree. As I thumbed through the book and read, the tears first welled then spilled from my eyes. It's the most wonderful story I have ever read. It's a parable of loving and giving and can be interpretted however you need.

Since that day I have bought countless copies and have given them to children and adults alike. They in turn have done the same. Whether you have children or not it's a "must read".
(reviewed by Suzanna (DitzyBlonde))

The Giving Tree

(Hardcover)

Review: This book is a great learning resource for all children who "feel" they don't belong... :) :)
(reviewed by LACE)

	Nappy Hair	(Hardcover)
	Nappy Hair	(Paperback/Dragonfly Books)

Review: This is an epic childrens book that suits kids between the ages of 5-100. Astrid Lindgren is one of Swedens most famous writers and this book is about friendship and adventure, the beauty of nature and how important it is to stand up for your views. A book to give you that feeling that even the smallest voice matters.
(reviewed by jeansie)

Ronia, the Robber's Daughter

(Paperback/Dragonfly Books)

Review: The first of a series of four, and winner of the 1963 Newbery medal. This timeless adventure pits Meg, Charles Wallace, and Calvin against an evil, brooding darkness creeping its way to earth. An excellent lesson in learning to think before conforming.
(reviewed by Badangel)

	A Wrinkle in Time	(Hardcover)
	A Wrinkle in Time	(Paperback)
	A Wrinkle in Time	(Audio Cassette Book)

Review: Second in the series. Charles Wallace and Proginoskes, a cherubim, fight the evil Echthroi. When his life is hanging in the balance, Meg and Calvin try to save him...and all mankind.
(reviewed by Badangel)

	A Wind in the Door	(Hardcover)
	A Wind in the Door	(Paperback)
	A Wind in the Door (Library Pack)	(Audio Cassette Book)

Review: Third in the series and winner of the American Book Award. Charles Wallace and the unicorn Gaudior travel back in time to save the planet from a mad dictator planning nuclear war
(reviewed by Badangel)

	A Swiftly Tilting Planet	(School & Library Binding)
	A Swiftly Tilting Planet	(Paperback)
	A Swiftly Tilting Planet	(Audio Cassette Book)

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