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Home was a good book
A very good book to read on the subject. Well written and informative.

Pictures Worth Thousands of Words!
Jeannie Baker's "Home" is a model for a book without text:The pictures are compelling, the story flows easily, and there's enough intrinsic narrative to stimulate discussion.Although much of the material is relevant to social and economic issues, the gorgeous collages and everyday scenes will appeal to infants and toddlers, as well as older siblings and adults.Publisher Greenwillow displays its usual excellent production values. What a fabulous book!
Wow, wow, wow!Another reviewer said this was the best picture book of 2004 and I'm inclined to agree: it's simply a fabulous book, beautifully produced and rich in meaning (even without text!) The book takes us through a neighborhood in transition, from a slum to a service area to a vibrant, tree-filled paradise.Through it all, the story of a young girl growing up weaves it together and provides a timeline that is easy for small children to comprehend.It's a simple story but eloquently presented to viewers through the incredible collages of paper, fabric, and pressed plant materials that are rich in detail and meticulously arranged. The author closes the book with a beautiful passage, "People are discovering the need to nurture and to be nurtured by the unique character of the places where they live.It takes time, as this book shows.But the choice is ours to make - having simply a place to live or, by understanding the land and caring for it, belonging to a living home."While this book would be read and read again by young children, it would also be a useful addition to art curriculum for older youth. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Children's 4-8 - Picturebooks    2. Children's Books/Ages 4-8 Fiction    3. Children: Kindergarten    4. City and town life    5. Concepts - Time    6. Family - General    7. Fiction    8. Juvenile Fiction    9. Lifestyles - City & Town Life    10. Lifestyles - City Life    11. Neighborhood    12. Preschool Wordless Picture Books    13. Social Issues - Community & Neighborhood    14. Social Situations - Community & Neighborhood    15. Stories without words    16. Urban renewal    17. Juvenile Nonfiction / Nature / Environmental Conservation & Protection   

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Beautiful!!!!!!!!!!
The fourth book is longer and better!A must have for a b-day present. Melanie's boyfriend Miguel come by. Then she also like Justin, a boy in her class, I think she should stay with Miguel.Well that's my opinion! Anyway, this book is great from ages 9-13, or if your grownup, you can read it too.

More Melanie Martin Por Favor !!
Although this is a great book for children - I LOVED reading it myself! Carol Weston does an amazing job of getting into the mind of Melanie Martin - a quirky 5th grader from Manhattan whose life is turned upside down by the arrival of Miguel from Spain... I'd forgotten what it's like to be that age and fret about boys, best friends and annoying little brothers - such a treat! I would definitely recommend this book (and series) to anybody - what other book makes learning about New York, Art and other cultures so much fun?!

Best book ever!!!!!!
I LOVE MELANIE!!!!
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Subjects:  1. Children's 9-12 - Fiction - General    2. Children's Books/Ages 9-12 Fiction    3. Children: Grades 4-6    4. Family - Vacation    5. Juvenile Fiction    6. Lifestyles - City & Town Life    7. People & Places - United States    8. Social Issues - General    9. Social Situations - New Experience    10. Juvenile Fiction / Social Situations / New Experience   

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Building of a new community
This is where Caroline, and her family are in Concord Wisconsin, but they along with the rest of the families who have habitated along this town, are working at building the small dwindling town, into a town that everybody would like to live in.

A GREAT book
Little Town at the Crossroads is a great book!Caroline, age six, is excited as she watches the town of Brookfield grow and grow.She gets to see a circus that comes to town and marches in her first Independence Day parade.But then her family finds out that they might have to move to another farm.Will Caroline have to leave Brookfield?

A great book!
I'm currently reading this book and its great from what ive read! Id reccomend this book to anyone! Its very enjoyable book and i cant put it down! Take my advice and read this book! Im sure you'll love it! ... Read more

Subjects:  1. 1867-1957    2. Children's Books/Ages 9-12 Fiction    3. Children: Grades 4-6    4. Family    5. Family - General    6. Family life    7. Fiction    8. Frontier and pioneer life    9. Historical - United States - 19th Century    10. Ingalls, Caroline Lake Quiner    11. Juvenile Fiction    12. Juvenile Historical Fiction    13. Lifestyles - Farm Life & Ranch Life    14. Westerns    15. Wilder, Laura Ingalls,    16. Wisconsin    17. Juvenile Fiction / Historical / United States / 19th Century   

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Nearly Wordless Story Book
This book was highly recommended in Teaching Reading in the 21st Century for use in kindegarten and first grade classrooms. The children can make up a story to fit the pictures. It lets them use their imagination and helps them understand story structure.

A Nice Animal Book for Babies and Toddlers - a review of "Early Morning in the Barn"
This is one of Nancy Tafuri's lesser known books, but is quite a nice one.In this mostly wordless book (there is no text except for animal sounds like `cheep, cheep' and `moo'), a clutch of chicks visits their barnyard neighbors.
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Subjects:  1. Animals - General    2. Children's Baby/Preschool    3. Children's Books/Baby-Preschool    4. Children: Preschool    5. Concepts - General    6. Domestic animals    7. General    8. Lifestyles - Farm Life & Ranch Life    9. Pictorial works    10. Stories without words   

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5 plus stars
This is my very favorite book for young girls.First and most importantly, it is really fun to read.I can just picture an 8-year-old girl reading this during summer vacation.After reading this book, how could a kid not fall in love with reading books for recreation?It is loaded with thrilling adventure.Even though the main character is a girl, she is not a "girly girl" at all.She is an outdoor farm girl who loves nature and has an active curiosity about the world around her.The characters are lovely, and lovingly portrayed.The sketches of Garnet's pesky younger brother, restless older brother, mother and father stressed out by trying to make a farm work at the end of the depression and drought, her friend Citronella, and the people of Garnet's farm community are amazing writing and enjoyable, educational reading.There are many interesting stories about people who Garnet meets during her beautiful and exciting summer.Citronella's grandmother tells a story about growing up as a settler which is not just interesting because it is about pioneer life, meeting Indians, and her childhood adventures, it may also encourage young readers to find out about their own grandparent's stories.The account of the family firing limestone to build a new barn is fascinating, and the family meets and adopts a wonderful boy who they encounter while spending the night minding the kiln.His story really brings home the realities of the depression, when adults and children travelled the rails and backroads of America to find work and food.The contrast between Garnet, who loves the land, her older brother, who has seen the stress his father goes through to wring his living from it and wants to get away, and the young hobo who has experienced the wider world and loves the steadiness and bounty of the farm are deeper elements to the story.The story of farm life, weather, and nature is wonderful, and I am sure many, many children have fallen in love with nature and reading from this classic book.

great book here
this book is a great book
Summertime and the living is easy
The Newbery Award winning books of the 1930s went through an interesting phase that was never again to be repeated.Starting with "Caddie Woodlawn" (1935), continuing with "Roller Skates" (1936), and capitulating with the delightful "Thimble Summer" (1938) these books all followed spunky independent females with little to no regard for the traditional roles women had always carried.But while "Caddie" and "Roller Skates" were period pieces that ultimately ended with the girls giving in to society's restraints, "Thimble Summer" trumps this trend.In it, we have a farm girl named Garnet who has a load of exciting summer adventures and who ends her tale wearing sailor pants doing hand stands over and over again in a pasture.Read more

Subjects:  1. Children's Books/Ages 9-12 Fiction    2. Children: Grades 4-6    3. Classics    4. Farm life    5. Fiction    6. Juvenile Fiction    7. Lifestyles - Country Life    8. Lifestyles - Farm Life & Ranch Life    9. Wisconsin    10. Juvenile Fiction / Lifestyles / Farm Life   

Editorial Review

New York's Brooklyn is a wondrous composite of legends and history.Settled in 1636, Brooklyn has attracted a wide variety of ethnic groups over thecenturies, and the resulting diversity in style and culture gives Brooklyn aflavor all its own. Read more

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For Brooklynites of All Ages!
An excellent, albeit silliy, addition to the library or coffee table of Brooklynites of any age. Granted, it isn't "all-inclusive," but what pop-up book (or any book on Brooklyn, for that matter) is?

Brings Brooklyn to life...
It is really nice to see a resurgence of such childhood favorites as the "pop-up" book.Truly the first multimedia toys, these books add a new dimension (pun most certainly intended) to the written word. Overall, fun and colorful.
Each foldout page in this book was designed by a different person. Sometimes they're disappointing as pop-ups, but there are some bright moments. The cover by Maurice Sendak allows you to see behind it into how the movements are made. The brownstones page is silly, with stupid bug cartoons everywhere. The library is really disappointing, with no real focus and no real view of what the building looks like. The art museum is just lovely, and is probably the best -- but then, it's by Sabuda (my favorite pop-up artist)! The botanic garden could have been the most colorful and beautiful page -- instead, it's childish and dull. The carousel is fun, with horses popping out at you. The Brooklyn Bridge is nice, but the flavors of Brooklyn are worthless. Coney Island is fun, with a rotating Ferris wheel. The book comes in a handy-dandy re-sealable plastic cover. So if you're fond of Brooklyn this will be a really nice memento. But I do NOT recommend it for reading out loud to children. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Brooklyn (New York, N.Y.)    2. Children's Books/Ages 9-12 People & Places    3. Children: Grades 1-2    4. Historical - United States - General    5. Juvenile Fiction    6. Juvenile literature    7. Lifestyles - City & Town Life    8. New York (N.Y.)    9. People & Places - General    10. People & Places - United States    11. Specimens    12. Tours    13. Toy and movable books    14. Juvenile Fiction / Historical / United States / General   

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A cheerful picturebook that emphasizes the importance of community building blocks
Quinito's Neighborhood is a bilingual English/Spanish picturebook by Ina Cumpiano about the local neighborhood of a young boy, Quinito. Quinito knows that his neighborhood consists of much more than just buildings, streets and shops - its most important element is all the people he knows and loves, such as his cousin who studies how to make people laugh in clown school and his aunt who paints murals to make the streets brighter. The bold color illustrations by Jose Ramirez strongly resemble the simplified yet vibrant artwork style of murals themselves. A cheerful picturebook that emphasizes the importance of community building blocks.
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Subjects:  1. Children's Books/Ages 9-12 Fiction    2. Juvenile Fiction    3. Lifestyles - City & Town Life    4. People & Places - United States - Hispanic/Latino    5. Preschool Picture Story Books    6. Spanish: Kindergarten    7. Juvenile Fiction / Ethnic / Hispanic & Latino   

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The Good Dog by Avi
This was a really good book.I enjoyed it so much, I read it at least thrice and every time I re-read it is still a wonderful book.It gives you a look at the world through a dog's eyes.I think that every dog owner - no make that every pet owner, should read this book.Actually it would be enjoyable to even someone without a pet.Not only is this a great book for kids, but I think adults would even love this book!
The Good Dog
This book, The Good Dog, is about a dog named McKinley who is the dog of a boy named Jack.McKinley has always been Jack's "good dog," but when news brakes out of a wolf named Lupin snooping around in town all dogs and hunters set out to kill this wolf and McKinley decides to help the wolf.When McKinley talks to the wolf, Lupin tells McKinley about the freedom that McKinley could have being away from his owners.McKinley now has to choose between being Jack's house dog or having a free life out in the wild.
The Good Dog
This book was writen by AVI the setting was mostly at Max's house and in the woods.The main character was Max who was dog well, a Huskey. Max is very strong and is black and white. In this book Max was head dog and all of the dogs in there small street were his pack.He has a friend next door who is a Lab and she is his best dog friend.Oneday he finds out his other friend ran away from her abusive owner and they both go looking for her.On their way they meet a wolf who is protecting their friend, and they also become friends.The wolf is trying to get dogs to come to her pack and she is staying in the woods. But when she is seen by a human she has to hide and is injered.Max is havig all sorts of problems with his pack because of the wolf and is also being challenged by another dog for head dog.Max and his Lab friend have to save their wolf friend and put their wild instinks first. I think this story was to tell readers that nomatter who needs help always give it ti them. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Action & Adventure - General    2. Animals - Dogs    3. Avi    4. Children's Books/Ages 9-12 Fiction    5. Children: Grades 4-6    6. Children: Grades 4-6    7. Dogs    8. Fiction    9. Juvenile Fiction    10. Lifestyles - City & Town Life    11. Wolves    12. Juvenile Fiction / Animals / Dogs   

Subjects:  1. Agriculture    2. Children's Books/Ages 4-8 Nonfiction    3. Children: Grades 1-2    4. Farms    5. Juvenile Nonfiction    6. Juvenile literature    7. Lifestyles - Farm & Ranch Life    8. Technology - Agriculture   

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azjannie
I love children's literature and was raised being exposed to the very best.My sister introduced me to this book and I have since bought many copies to give as gifts. This book is my very favorite.I love the message.I love the characters.I love Fanny's self esteem.Read it--you'll love it too!Go Fanny!

Don't Miss This Book!
This is one of the best five or so children's books in the world.Most of the other reviewers have explained it accurately, and I given by people who apparently don't grasp the point of the book (and so ironically need it the most).Why are there so few books out there showing that fantasy doesn't beat reality when reality is built of strong bonds of love?This book does a great job of suggesting that point.

A real squirter
You can guess how disappointed I was when I received this book. It certainly wont be added to my Knave, 40plus, and Asian cross-dresser collection. If you like flaps the size you get on a 747, the smell of sticky fish, and tide marks up to your ears, then dont make the same mistake I did and buy this book. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Children's 4-8 - Picturebooks    2. Children's Books/Ages 4-8 Fiction    3. Children: Kindergarten    4. Family - Marriage & Divorce    5. Farm life    6. Fiction    7. Lifestyles - Farm Life & Ranch Life    8. Marriage    9. Science Fiction, Fantasy, & Magic    10. Social Issues - General    11. Juvenile Fiction / Family / Marriage & Divorce   

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A wonderful idea!
This is wonderful!A Little House Book for even the youngest of readers!The complete books of the series may seem a little long for the little ones, this is great to get them familiar with the series.This book is kidsized, and is very well illustrated, the colors are vibrant, Laura would beproud, it is a very cute book!I will be buying more of these books in thefuture, the Farmer Boy Books are great for getting little boys interestedin the Little House Series.A true Winner!

These books are great for new readers
I have always been a Little House fan, and I wanted to pass on the enjoyment of Laura and her friends to my 5 year old niece.She loves them somuch and asks me when she is going to receive another one.It is ourspecial thing because she will only let me read them to her!! ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Biographical - United States    2. Boys / Men    3. Children's Books/Ages 4-8 Fiction    4. Children: Grades 1-2    5. Fairs    6. Fiction    7. Historical - United States - 19th Century    8. Juvenile Fiction    9. Lifestyles - Farm Life & Ranch Life    10. Wilder, Almanzo    11. Classic fiction    12. Juvenile Fiction / Historical / United States / 19th Century    13. Picture books   

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A nice introduction to farming.
This book provides basic information on farms and has colorful illustrations. The book shows what farms look like during the four seasons and describes the necessary chores for each season. It also discusses different types of farms and different farm animals. My second grade classenjoys reading this book as part of our farm unit. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Agriculture    2. Animals - Farm Animals    3. Children's Books/Ages 4-8 Nonfiction    4. Children: Babies & Toddlers    5. Farm life    6. Farms    7. Juvenile Nonfiction    8. Juvenile literature    9. Lifestyles - Farm & Ranch Life    10. Technology - Agriculture   

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A winner across the cultures
What a fabulous find! This book arrived today and we have read it 7 times already - and we are all still enthralled.My 2 year old loves the animal pictures and my 3 (almost 4) year old loves living the day with this child so similar to herself yet so far away. The writing is as rich and simple as the rural life it depicts; the illustrations lush and witty.
Juan.Not wan.
Essentially I've come to the conclusion that Ana Juan could come to my home and hit me over the head with multiple frying pans and I would STILL worship at her feet.You know that fantasy everyone has where a famous children's book illustrator walks up to you one day and says, "I made this incredibly beautiful painting, pre-framed, just for you"?You don't have that one?Well I do.And the illustrator in question would be Ana Juan.My goodness me, how that woman can paint.From her Fellini-esque, "The Night Eater" to the biography of "Frida" that only SHE could have illustrated, Juan is consistently brilliant in whatsoever she chooses to do.So when first-time picture book author Kelly Cunnane found that, "For You Are a Kenyan Child" was to fall into the creative hands of Juan, one can only imagine her response.The pairing of an artist who's picture book work, prior to this title, has been almost solely fantastical with a playful but realistic author makes for a unique book.One that reads as well as it looks. Enjoyed the language and culture
Great Book!My children and I love reading it. Even my two year old sits through it every time.My six year old and four year old caught on quickly to the Swahili phrases that are used.We will be traveling to Kenya this summer and I was looking for a good book to introduce them to a little of the everyday life.We enjoyed the culture and language covered in this book.A Kenyan friend pointed out to us, however, that he does not eat bugs as depicted in the story, but even he liked the book overall (even though it is written from an American point of view).Very enjoyable.I would definitely recommend this book. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Children's 4-8    2. Children's Books/Ages 4-8 Fiction    3. Children: Grades 1-2    4. Children: Kindergarten    5. Fiction    6. General    7. Humorous Stories    8. Juvenile Fiction    9. Kalenjin (African people)    10. Kenya    11. Lifestyles - Country Life    12. People & Places - Africa    13. Preschool Multicultural Studies    14. Preschool Picture Story Books    15. Villages    16. Juvenile Fiction / People & Places / Africa   

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Adaptive book versions for "Little House".
The Series "My First Little House Books" is a great tool for Special Education adaptations of the Core Literature "Little House in the Big Woods".I've used this series in general education classrooms, too, to supplement the Core Lit text.The children's positive responses to the beautiful illustrations made my day! The beautifully portrayed color illustrations capture essential details from the book chapters and make the stories come alive for all of the students. Two thumbs up for this series!

A Little Prairie House (my first little house books)
I bought this book for my 1st grade daughter, hoping she would love the Laura Ingalls Wilder tradition as I had as a child.She did and I was excited because she could read this book herself and she was empowered!I only wish that you could buy the other 13 titles of the "first books" in a collection or gift set like you can the original series.

An Exceptional Series!
I ordered the whole series for my soon to be 4 year old for Christmas.She is absolutely delighted with the stories.The illustrations are beautiful.A must have for younger children. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Children's 4-8 - Picturebooks    2. Children's Books/Ages 4-8 Fiction    3. Children: Grades 1-2    4. Family - General    5. Family life    6. Fiction    7. Frontier and pioneer life    8. Great Plains    9. Historical - United States - 19th Century    10. Lifestyles - Farm Life & Ranch Life    11. Classic fiction    12. Juvenile Fiction / Historical / United States / 19th Century   

Subjects:  1. Bedtime & Dreams    2. Children's 4-8 - Fiction - General    3. Children's Books/Ages 4-8 Fiction    4. Children's poetry, Scottish    5. Children: Preschool    6. Family - Parents    7. Juvenile Nonfiction    8. Lifestyles - Country Life    9. Poetry    10. Poetry - General    11. Preschool Nursery Rhymes / Poetry    12. Scottish poetry    13. Juvenile Fiction / Lifestyles / Country Life   

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Offensive
I think this book is offensive. It acts as if the prairie is better than any other place. It also makes fun of people who don't live in the prarie. Our teacher read it to us and a good part of the class hated it. We just survived the blistering cold, and then this author comes and says we don't know cold. If you're not from the prarie, do not read.

Great for teachers in South Dakota!
This is an awesome book! Coming from Eastern South Dakota (plains) it is just so perfect! I taught a lesson to students (4th grade) who live in Western South Dakota (the Black Hills) and we compared the two regions of South Dakota. We then wrote a poem that used the author's structure as a guide. We entitled the poem "If you're not from the Black Hills..." It went over great and the kids loved it! It also correlates to 4 state standards and probably many more! This book made me cry! Awesome!

Beautiful book for children and adults!
This is a wonderfully warm and inviting depiction of the plains region.For those of us who are from the prairie, the book stirs appreciation and love for the land that has helped shape us.For those who are not from the prairie, the author offers a viewpoint that helps in understanding the beauty of the land and the people of the plains. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Children's Books/Ages 4-8 Nonfiction    2. Children's poetry, Canadian    3. Children: Grades 2-3    4. Juvenile poetry    5. People & Places - Canada    6. People & Places - United States    7. Poetry    8. Poetry - General    9. Prairies    10. Juvenile Fiction / Lifestyles / Country Life   

Subjects:  1. 1867-1957    2. Children's All Ages - Fiction - Historical    3. Children's Books/Ages 9-12 Fiction    4. Children's stories, American    5. Children: Grades 3-4    6. Classics    7. Family - General    8. Fiction    9. Frontier and pioneer life    10. Historical - United States - 19th Century    11. Historical - United States - General    12. Juvenile Fiction    13. Juvenile Historical Fiction    14. Lifestyles - Farm Life & Ranch Life    15. Wilder, Laura Ingalls,    16. Juvenile Fiction / Historical / United States / 19th Century   

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little farm in the ozaks
nice to read more about Laura's life after she moved away from the prairy.

Better than Rocky Ridge!
This is the second volume in the Rose Years Little House books,and I think it may be better than the first!It continues the story of Laura Ingalls Wilder`s daughter,Rose Wilder!Rose is finally getting adjusted to her new life in their little farm in the ozarks,and in this book,she meets new friends including two brothers named Swiney and Abe,two twins named Dora and Cora,and later befriends a town girl named Blanche.Rose and her Mama and Papa also face many challenges in this book;but later have better adventures!Rose almost burns the house down when leaving the bread baking,but she and her friend Swiney put it out.Some old friends also return in this book including Laura`s friend Alva,M.r and Mrs. Cooley,M.r. and Mrs. Cooley`s sons named Paul and George,and of course Rose and her Mama(Laura) And Papa(Almanzo)!Roger Lea Macbride has the same touch for writing pioneer stories and making them magical as Laura Ingalls Wilder did!Definately reccomended for any Little House or Laura Ingalls Wilder fan!
A wonderful story! Five stars!!
This is a great story telling of the early struggles that Rose had to face with her family to build up the farm.Anyone who says this story is poorly written,or things like that are freaks!It's just a childrens book!!Thesepeople need a life! ... Read more

Subjects:  1. 1867-1957    2. Children's Books/Ages 9-12 Fiction    3. Children: Grades 4-6    4. Family - General    5. Fiction    6. Frontier and pioneer life    7. General    8. Historical - United States - 19th Century    9. Juvenile Fiction    10. Juvenile Historical Fiction    11. Lifestyles - Farm Life & Ranch Life    12. Missouri    13. Wilder, Laura Ingalls,    14. Juvenile Fiction / Historical / United States / 19th Century   

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Colorful pictures and easy reading
This sort of book is very amusing to young and old, but from when a child is only a few months old it is already appealing due to all the primary colors on each page. When a child learns to read to himself I would say this is probably a very good choice as it is very comprehensible.

Wonderful illustrations - George is back!
For those who don't already know, Curious George is the beloved monkey hero of H.A. Rey's children's books.Mr. Rey (along with help from his wife Margret) wrote and illustrated seven of the Curious George books.The "original seven" are available individually or all-in-one as part of "The Complete Adventures of Curious George, which should be the first "George" books one should read - they are still the best by far.But for true fans of Curious George, those seven books just aren't enough.Since H.A. Rey's passing away several years ago, attempts have been made to continue the series; some more successful than others -but none really matching the originals.Often those "new adventure" books have been formulaic and even poorly illustrated.Although I haven't read all of the "new" George books, one of the better ones is "Curious George's Dream" - that's one of the few I thought was worthy of the "originals", even though still not quite up to the H.A. Rey standard.So how does this latest effort, "Curious George in the Big City", compare? Curious George in the Big City Review
Authors Margret and H.A. Rey's wrote the children's book Curious George in the Big City, and this book is another Curious George adventure from this husband and wife team.This children's story is about a little curious monkey and his adventure of the big city, but his whole adventure was without his friend in the yellow hat.Curious George in the Big City is a good book for children because it carries on the classic story, colorful images, and moral meanings that have been found in the Curious George books in the past 50 years.Read more

Subjects:  1. Action & Adventure - General    2. Children's Books/Ages 4-8 Fiction    3. Children: Babies & Toddlers    4. City and town life    5. Fiction    6. General    7. Humorous Stories    8. Juvenile Fiction    9. Lifestyles - City & Town Life    10. Monkeys    11. Juvenile Fiction / Animals / Apes & Monkeys   

Subjects:  1. Celebrations - Weddings    2. Children's 4-8 - Fiction - General    3. Children's Books/Ages 4-8 Fiction    4. Children: Kindergarten    5. Fiction    6. Girls & Women    7. Hotels, motels, etc.    8. Humorous Stories    9. Juvenile Easy Readers    10. Juvenile Fiction    11. Lifestyles - City & Town Life    12. Preschool Reading Skills    13. Readers - Beginner    14. Weddings    15. Juvenile Fiction / Girls & Women