Picture Books


A Picture is Worth a Thousand…Songs?

Emily Castilla | 14 May 2013
A delightful new character has entered the world of picture books.

Unspoken

Jennifer Minicus | 08 April 2013
A story from the Civil War.

Under the Baobab Tree

Jennifer Minicus | 24 March 2013
A simple picture book about village life.

The Stamp Collector

Jennifer Minicus | 20 February 2013
A simple book with a profound message.

That’s What I’d Do

Jennifer Minicus | 28 November 2012
Simply enchanting.

Fun for Animal Lovers

Emily Castilla | 15 November 2012
For children who love animals, these picture books are a fun read.

Audrey and Don Wood

Jennifer Minicus | 23 October 2012
At the suggestion of one of our subscribers,

Book Reviews

The Picture Books of Robert McCloskey

Margaret Hannon | 11 August 2012
Few authors have won as many Caldecott awards as Robert McCloskey.

Book Reviews

A Tour of London: Nelson ‘n’ Deck

Carolyn Moynihan | 30 July 2012
Visiting London for the Olympics? This book makes London fun for kids.

The Biggest Bear

Margaret Hannon | 05 July 2012
A tale of love and duty with a surprise ending.

Book Reviews

Video Review: Best New Books for 4 to 8 Year Olds

Clare Cannon | 08 May 2012
Check out this stunning mix of new books for young children.

Immi’s Gift

Jennifer Minicus | 04 May 2012
A colorful book about childhood curiosity.

Jenny’s Hat

Margaret Hannon | 24 April 2012
A great read-aloud for primary grade children.

Some 2012 Caldecott Winners

Jennifer Minicus | 27 March 2012
Here are some of the Caldecott winners for 2012.

Book Reviews

The Little Refugee

Clare Cannon | 19 February 2012
Anh's true story is an outstanding one to share with young readers.

The Boy Who Wanted to Cook

Clare Cannon | 07 February 2012
As refined and cultural yet relate-able as a picture book can be.

When I Was Young in the Mountains

Jennifer Minicus | 29 January 2012
At the suggestion one of our readers, I took a look at this book. I am glad I did.

The Adventures of Mark Twain by Huckleberry Finn

Clare Cannon | 23 January 2012
What happens if a well known character decides to tell his author's story?

Francis Woke Up Early

Leticia Velasquez | 23 November 2011
A delightful Christmas gift for young children.

A Virginia Lee Burton Treasury

Jennifer Minicus | 16 November 2011
It is never too early to begin teaching virtue.

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