Although, I did feel a little prickling in my eyes when I was finished.
Just what you wanted, more Little Golden Books!
I know, I know, but I want to make it to the end of this thing, and this is the only way.
My heart’s not open.
There are better Frozen books out there.
Go ahead, break that 4th wall.
My daughter just informed me that B.J. Novak has a “robot’s name”. That might explain how he doesn’t seem to age.
Only love pads the film.
Or more accurately, only children’s books pad the race (but if you get my reference, you get a metaphorical cookie). I really want to make it to 52 reviews, but being only around halfway with less than 2 months left, I’ve had to resort to drastic measures. Not to fear, however, I did include a review of a great up-and-coming artist’s book that isn’t available on Amazon (this time, I don’t have any more obscure friend’s books waiting in the hopper for any future kids’ […]
I’m not sure using kids as spies is a great strategy, but since we did it, we might as well hear about it
Did you know that a 9-year-old boy once wandered into the camp of the British Army, took stock of their troop count & weapons hoard, convinced them he was just a dope who was lost & looking for a mill, all under the orders of General George Washington? Yeah, me neither. Enter Ariel Bradley: Spy for General Washington. The book was well written, and the pictures were engaging: I think the Kindle formatting was not very accessible (it chopped up the pictures and pages […]