Not certain gray specks can really be treasure, he reluctantly does as instructed by their accompanying note, and buries them in the dirt. It takes place in a dull gray place called Cementland where a boy finds his a treasure - gray specks. The Story of Frog Belly Rat Bone by Timothy Basil Eringįrom the moment I started the story, I fell into its spell. “My mother and my grandmother say that this is impossible.” The traveling train bring us to a deep knowing that”My mother and my grandmother have forgotten what I have always known: it is possible.” I will know the entire world,” says the young narrator. I will go this way and I will go that way. Gorgeous black and white pencil drawings with a splash of train color move us between the city and grandma’s house in the country. Line 135 by Cermano Zullo, illustrated by Albertine (You might even draw a tutu on him!) Added to: Favorite Books for Ages 4 and 5.

It’s up to you, the reader, to get rid of him. Watch out! First, he eats the letters, then whole words, and finally, the sentences. What could be a very sweet story about the Ugly Duckling quickly turns very silly, er, scary when a CROCODILE sneaks onto the pages. Open Very Carefully: A Book with Bite by Nick Bromley, illustrated by Nicola O’Byne I have lots of good picture books to share with you– books you’re going to love! (A few would be great gift books for adults, too.) I wonder which you’ll like. So, even though book choice is important, don’t forget the “sell” - which sometimes includes reading a few pages or a chapter. But, lately my kids’ pickiness seems to permeate not just their food choices but their book choices as well. She lives with an adorable family of character creations that come alive in her Colorado studio each day.I’m convinced that sometimes I just need to start a book for my kids to see how awesome it is. Clark also works with and develops fabric collections, gift collections, stationary, plush, greeting cards, puzzles, and more. She plans to, while working with her publisher, to turn Peepsqueak into a line of children's stories. Leslie Ann Clark is a Colorado resident that loves bright colors that WOW her, like those used in Peepsqueak!. Momma duck gave Peepsqueak a big hug, and in the end he finally gets to fly. He's a determined chick, though, and tries to fly by: jumping off the big stone wall, jumping off the top of the nice round hill, a tower of chicks, off the big rock, and out of the barn window. Peepsqueak tries multiple ways to fly, but he's too little. This is an ideal book for springtime, Easter, Ostara, or any time your child wants to read a good book. This tells the story of Peepsqueak, who is always on the move. Peepsqueak!, by Leslie Ann Clark, is a great book for children, which is recommended for children ages 2 and up.

Peepsqueak! by Leslie Ann Clark