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24 pp.
| Running
| May, 2017
|
TradeISBN 978-0-7624-6199-8$9.95
(4)
PS
This pair of picture books features animal parents and their young engaging in humanlike parent-and-child activities. General statements--"there are some dads who worry"; "some moms are tough"--are expanded by scenes illustrating each type of parent. The pictures seem conjured to fit the rhyme rather than a connecting theme, but an up-tempo rhythm makes for a quick and pleasant-enough read-aloud. Review covers these titles: Some Dads and Some Moms.
24 pp.
| Running
| April, 2017
|
TradeISBN 978-0-7624-6200-1$9.95
(4)
PS
This pair of picture books features animal parents and their young engaging in humanlike parent-and-child activities. General statements--"there are some dads who worry"; "some moms are tough"--are expanded by scenes illustrating each type of parent. The pictures seem conjured to fit the rhyme rather than a connecting theme, but an up-tempo rhythm makes for a quick and pleasant-enough read-aloud. Review covers these titles: Some Dads and Some Moms.
24 pp.
| Scholastic/Orchard
| July, 2014
|
TradeISBN 978-0-545-61269-2$16.99
(3)
K-3
"In the Jingle Jangle Jungle on a cold and rainy day, four little friends find a perfect place to play." Moose, Lion, Zebra, and Sheep try to placate a cranky bear when they seek shelter inside his cave. The jaunty rhymed text makes for an engaging read-aloud, while the animals' efforts demonstrate kindness and generosity; expressive color illustrations add humor.