Today's Book of the Day is the Fourteenth Goldfish by Jennifer Holm.
Ellie's world is turned upside down when her mom brings home a snippy, sarcastic teenager named Melvin. Things really get crazy when Ellie realizes Melvin is actually her grandpa- a scientist who has discovered the secrets of age reversal! Will Ellie help him get back to his lab and protect his secrets? A well written and funny story about the lengths we will go to for family and the limits and possibilities of science. A great discussion book!
Today's Book of the Day is Lauren Castillo's
Nana in the City.
The big city can be overwhelming and scary. How
great that Nana is right at home with all the sights and sounds. She is
the perfect tour guide! A sweet fun story, especially if someone you
love lives in a far away and different place.
Today's Book of the Day is Rain Reign by Ann M. Martin.
Rose Howard lives with her dad and her dog Rain in upstate NY. Rose suffers from Aspberger's Syndrome, is obsessed with homonyms and loves Rain more than anything. School and dealing with her dad are challenges for Rose, but life with Rain seems to make things better. When a hurricane strikes there small town and Rain is lost, Rose is devastated. Will she ever be found? This is a beautiful story about families, friends and unconditional love which I am sure will be turning up on the lists of potential Newbery winners!
A graphic novel memoir El Deafo chronicles
Bell's life coping with the hearing loss she developed after an illness
at age 4. A sweet, hopeful story in the tradition of Raina Telgemeier's
Smile.
Today's Book of the Day is Children Make Terrible Pets by Peter Brown!
Today's Book of the day is Children Make
Terrible Pets by Peter Brown. Lucy, a rather bossy bear discovers a
lost boy in the woods and she is thrilled. She's always wanted a pet!
Lucy discovers the hard way that children make terrible pets! Laugh out
loud funny!
Today's Book of the Day is Where are you going? To see my friend!
A beautiful collaboration between Eric Carle and Kazuo Iwamura! Told both in English and Japanese, this is a wonderful way to share the concepts of friends and friendship with little ones. So sweet. I am rereading all the Carle's in preparation for my upcoming visit to the Eric Carle Museum. I can't wait!