(3) K-3 Illustrated by Ben Cort. At bedtime, a lonely, imaginative boy queries the full moon in a stream-of-consciousness series of questions until he falls asleep--"Do you have a bouncy bed?" "Do you have lots of friends, Moon?" "Can you see under the sea?" Cheerful, cartoony acrylic illustrations on double-page spreads depict each imagined scenario.

Reviewer: Sheila M. Geraty

(3) PS Illustrated by Susan Winter. Sixteen exuberant rhymes explore toddler interests and behaviors, including tantrums, dancing, and making faces. The delicate but lively watercolor figures dance on white pages as the paintings record a group of children through their preschool and home activities. The book encourages readers to join in the movement as it takes a fresh look at some common subjects.

Reviewer: Suzy Schmidt

(3) K-3 Illustrated by David Melling. Tiny puppy Harry's first trip to the supermarket turns into an adventure when he leaves Grandpa to go look for cupcakes. Children will enjoy looking for Harry with Grandpa as the story progresses. Melling's manipulations of perspective and point of view create a sense of movement that lends this lost-and-found story freshness and energy.

Reviewer: Jennifer Polshek