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When I feel ANGRY and When I feel HAPPY, illustrated by Paula BowlesI will always love Child's Play for their diverse board books; they were the first I ever found that featured toddlers and young...
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The very worst ever: First day, Worst day by Andy Nonamus, illustrated by Amy JindraI am not the audience for this book. To be honest, I found it annoying and trivial. However, I am not the audience for a lot of books...
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Collections Data, 2023You can see most of my statistics here in this spreadsheet . Audiovisual materials - our excellent cataloger has been buying...
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Read, Read, Read, said the Baby: Too Green! and By Myself! by Sumana Seeboruth, illustrated by Maribel CastellsThese two sweet board books discuss toddler experiences and feelings in an age-appropriate way. In Too Green! a brown-skinned child...
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Sick! The Twists and turns behind animal germs by Heather L. Montgomery, illustrated by Lindsey LeighCombine one of my favorite tried-and-true nonfiction authors, Heather Montgomery, with rising star Lindsay Leigh and you've got a...
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Plans for 2024 - winter and springAt the library Collection Development Finish weeding the juvenile nonfiction Reorganize and relabel the board book collection New...
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Collection Development Top Picks: Juvenile NonfictionYou can see a more or less complete record of everything I purchased or added to the collection on this spreadsheet and a...
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Read, Read, Read, said the Baby: Make Tracks: Building Site by Johnny DyranderI have mixed feelings about how to categorize this title. It's part of a series that encourages young readers to use their finger to push a...
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365: How to count a year by Miranda Paul and Julien ChungThis unique take on teaching kids the calendar is both a wonderful read-aloud and an instructional guide. Start with a year. The endpages...
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I'm going to build a snowman by Jashar AwanAn iconic book will inspire spin-offs, spoofs, and read-alikes and I think The Snowy Day definitely falls into that category. However,...
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Browsing the beginning chapter books: The Unbelievable Oliver and the four jokers by Pseudonymous Bosch, illustrated by Shane PangburnGenre: Humor; Magical realism Protagonists: Jewish male Reading level: 600s Series: Complete with two titles Originally reviewed in...
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Collection Development Top Picks: Juvenile GraphicsYou can see a more or less complete record of everything I purchased or added to the collection on this spreadsheet and a...
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Read 'n' Play: Sneak! by Beatriz Gimenez de Ory, illustrated by Paloma Valdivia, English text by Lisa RosinskyOver the years I've relaxed somewhat on what I add to my board book collection, including more novelty/toy books, holiday titles, media...
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The Rescues: Finding Home by Tommy and Charlie Greenwald, illustrated by Shiho PateMoose, a scruffy brown pup with one eye, lives alone in an animal shelter. When new dog Bear, a small white dog with three legs and a...
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Browsing the beginning chapter books: Dear Beast by Dori Hillestad Butler, illustrated by Kevan AtteberryGenre: Animals; Humor; Epistolary Protagonists: Animals (male) Reading level: 500s Series: 4 titles, last published in 2022 Originally reviewed...
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Collection Development Top Picks: Juvenile FictionYou can see a more or less complete record of everything I purchased or added to the collection on this spreadsheet and a...
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Collection Development Top Picks: Juvenile Beginning ChaptersYou can see a more or less complete record of everything I purchased or added to the collection on this spreadsheet...
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Zooni Tales: Keep it up, plucky pup by Vikram MadanI've had mixed feelings about Vikram Madan's previous easy readers/graphic novels. I've purchased their Owl and Penguin comics for the easy...
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Who's afraid of the light? by Anna McGregorDive deep into the dark and meet a very special creature! The bright, flashy cover makes way for a peaceful scene on the ocean, with two...
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Browsing the beginning chapter books: Peanut, Butter, and Crackers: Puppy Problems by Paige BraddockGenre: Humor; Animals; Comic Protagonists: Animals (male dogs, female cat) Reading level: 400s Series: Appears to be complete with three titles...
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This week at the library; Last week of programsPrograms Family Storytime All ages fandom (Pokemon Club) Autism presentation (EASD) Holiday cookie party (EASD) Teen D&D...
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Collection Development Top Picks: Picture BooksYou can see a more or less complete record of everything I purchased or added to the collection on this spreadsheet and a...
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Shiver-by-the-Sea: Bella and the vampire by Erin Dionne, illustrated by Jenn HarneyI've read and purchased some of Dionne's work in the past, but I don't recall how this ended up on my to-be-read list. I had planned to just...
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Winter: A solstice story by Kelsey E. Gross, illustrated by Renata LiwskaThis debut picture book is a good option for those in the northern hemisphere looking for non-Christmas winter books for storytime. An...
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Browsing the beginning chapter books: Kung Pow Chicken: Jurassic Peck by Cyndi MarkoGenre: Humor; Superheroes; Comic Protagonists: Animals (male) Reading level: M-N Series: Four titles originally; a fifth title was added...
