Goes

Just finished this fascinating collection of papers. Very well done and extremely readable I thought this a great find.

Baby Bear Goes Camping is a nice, simply written tale of Baby Bear's outing with his family. Accompanied with bright, clear and cute illustrations it is a delight to read to toddlers and for older children to read. The author's style is clear and direct which young children understand and enjoy. A favourite at bedtime!

I got a copy of this book and gave it to my daughter in May. She wasn't interested in it at all. Then, 3 weeks ago, we came back from vacation in Maine, and she searched through ALL of her books to find it (she's almost 3). Now, we have to read it every night. I don't know whether the ocean theme inspired her, but she really enjoys it. The story of a young boy bear not quite sure that he is ready for school is one that many kids can relate to. My little one had much separation anxiety when she first started. Now, she can read this book and look back on those times from a new perspective. The illustrations are charming - who wouldn't want to live on Nantucket? It's a very empowering message to give young kids. School, like other hings in life, isn't easy to get used to, but you can with the support of those around you. My only gripe is that the friend Barnaby makes is just like him, but female - a little diversity would have been welcome. Another gripe - we need more Barnaby books! The author needs to get some new ones done (easier said than done, I am sure ;-) ) and the older ones need to come back into print. Here's to my little one's newest friend - Barnaby!

My grandson (5) was immediately captivated when given this delightful book. He enjoyed the story and had great fun with the stickers. The book is not only well-written, but sturdily constructed and will provide many hours of fun and blessing.

The story is happening a million times a day to everyone. Everyone could be Kirsten, Janett, Mary or you. The fun of those knowing Berlin and New York is guaranteed. So jump in the live of Becky Bernstein and share her efforts of diet and finding her true love. How would you have acted?

Book two; Miss Pym boards a stagecoach and finds herself involved in the sad situation of Miss Belinda Earle (heiress banished) who has decided NEVER to marry! Too bad for her; she's delightfully pretty and falls under the spell of an austere bachelor who disdains romance... Seems like a likely pair? Some people don't think so and make every attempt to squelch the relationship. Then...Miss Pym to the rescue. Highly entertaining !

John Gray's play, a musical tribute to Canada's famous WWI ace Billy Bishop, VC, first performed in the 1970s, has become a classic of the Canadian theatre. It is still being performed in many places in North America, as well as other parts of the world, by theatre groups, and John Gray and Eric Peterson recently (within the past year or so) reprised their roles in "Billy Bishop Goes To War" on stage for a new generation of Canadians. The play is not only entertaining but also reasonably historically accurate, and the music is excellent. The play is sophisticated in its treatment of the subject, hilarious in places, and rather moving. When it was first performed, quite a few World War One flyers were still around to see the play, and many of them gave it high marks. It would have been fun to know what Bishop would have thought of it, had he lived into his eighth decade. The book is recommended, but make sure to see the play if it comes to your neighbourhood. By the way, Gray has also written a musical on the life of woman flyer Amelia Earhart.

We have read and reread this book more times than I remember since my son received this book last July. Boomer became an instant hero! So much so, that our family dog was in jeapordy of a name change... Boomer has my 3 year old in the palm of his paw.

My name is Patrick. I am 4 years old. I like Buster, Mr. Hugs, and I like the part where Buster climbs on all the trees and where he hides behind the umbrella stand and where he chases that little mouse toy and where he goes all the way up up in the elevator but I don't like the man who tries to hit Buster with a broom.

Jag har precis läst "Isabel",den handlar om ett gatubarn i Rio de Janeiro,Som kämpar för sitt liv precis som alla andra gatubarn. jag tycker att detta är en jätte bra book.